Hi,
Just wanted to know how to disable it from entire application.
regards,
Harshit
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AspNetZero - I also need the answer to it.
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I had to do the same. There is no easy way to do it, you must edit a number of files. Working from memory, but here goes:
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Remove the chat icon from the top bar.
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Remove signalr from Startup.cs
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Remove signalr and chat javascript files so that your js does not try to make a signalr request.
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Remove any other .cs files that mention chat. This one is optional.
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@maliming - the first link you mentioned gives the direction: "you can remove it's codes from your project."
Is there more information on how to remove chat all together other than "Just remove it"Is @tinytownsoftware's answer the easiest way to do that and is that the extent of the changes in order to remove Chat as a whole?
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It worked well for me. It's a bit more involved than changing permissions, but it actually removes signalr calls.
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Would that also inadvertently kill all page notifications, or is it only the chat-notifications that it gets rid of?
There was a post that asked about SignalR (https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/8300)
So, it seems we'd lose 'Real-Time' notification and I wanted to make sure that I understood that 'Chat notifications' and 'Real-time notifications' were synonymous and there was nothing else using real time notifications -
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Ah, yeah, that is probably the case. I disabled notifications too, so it works for me.
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Hi @smry
Ther eis no feature related to Notifications like Chat.
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