How to use simple share success callback ?
See original GitHub issueHello, i success to share through the whatsapp, but i don’t know how to use the callback, because i want use success callback to close my modal box. thanks very much.
Share.open(shareOptions);
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Hi
even I am Facing this error. have any one got the call back after successfully post or error post mine code is
Share.shareSingle(Object.assign(shareOptions, {“social”: “twitter”})).catch((err) => { if (err) { console.log(“TWITTER::::” + err + ":::😊 } else { console.log(“TWITTER::::” + “SUCCESS” + ":::😊; } })