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I use below code for receiver in ViewControllerChat :



func chatDidReceive(_ message: QBChatMessage) {

    print("REC")

}


If i go to go ViewControllerChat from ViewControllerHome and i receive chat, print once REC for me



If i go to go from ViewControllerChat to ViewControllerHome by below code and back to ViewControllerChat and i receive chat, print twice REC for me :



let goController: UIViewController mainStoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ViewControllerHome")

self.present(goController, animated: true, completion: nil)


This is my plan :



1- From home i go to chat



2- In chat i receive once REC



3- I go to home by present



4- I back to chat from home and receive twice REC



If I open several times chat, i get several times REC



But i want after present ViewControllerChat, my chatDidReceive killing!






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  • Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB how i can check assigned?
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
    – DionizB
    2 days ago















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I use below code for receiver in ViewControllerChat :



func chatDidReceive(_ message: QBChatMessage) {

    print("REC")

}


If i go to go ViewControllerChat from ViewControllerHome and i receive chat, print once REC for me



If i go to go from ViewControllerChat to ViewControllerHome by below code and back to ViewControllerChat and i receive chat, print twice REC for me :



let goController: UIViewController mainStoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ViewControllerHome")

self.present(goController, animated: true, completion: nil)


This is my plan :



1- From home i go to chat



2- In chat i receive once REC



3- I go to home by present



4- I back to chat from home and receive twice REC



If I open several times chat, i get several times REC



But i want after present ViewControllerChat, my chatDidReceive killing!






swift quickblox receiver







share|improve this question






















  • Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB how i can check assigned?
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
    – DionizB
    2 days ago













up vote
0
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up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I use below code for receiver in ViewControllerChat :



func chatDidReceive(_ message: QBChatMessage) {

    print("REC")

}


If i go to go ViewControllerChat from ViewControllerHome and i receive chat, print once REC for me



If i go to go from ViewControllerChat to ViewControllerHome by below code and back to ViewControllerChat and i receive chat, print twice REC for me :



let goController: UIViewController mainStoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ViewControllerHome")

self.present(goController, animated: true, completion: nil)


This is my plan :



1- From home i go to chat



2- In chat i receive once REC



3- I go to home by present



4- I back to chat from home and receive twice REC



If I open several times chat, i get several times REC



But i want after present ViewControllerChat, my chatDidReceive killing!






swift quickblox receiver







share|improve this question













I use below code for receiver in ViewControllerChat :



func chatDidReceive(_ message: QBChatMessage) {

    print("REC")

}


If i go to go ViewControllerChat from ViewControllerHome and i receive chat, print once REC for me



If i go to go from ViewControllerChat to ViewControllerHome by below code and back to ViewControllerChat and i receive chat, print twice REC for me :



let goController: UIViewController mainStoryboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "ViewControllerHome")

self.present(goController, animated: true, completion: nil)


This is my plan :



1- From home i go to chat



2- In chat i receive once REC



3- I go to home by present



4- I back to chat from home and receive twice REC



If I open several times chat, i get several times REC



But i want after present ViewControllerChat, my chatDidReceive killing!






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  • Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB how i can check assigned?
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
    – DionizB
    2 days ago


















  • Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
    – DionizB
    2 days ago










  • @DionizB how i can check assigned?
    – soltan world
    2 days ago










  • Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
    – DionizB
    2 days ago
















Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
– DionizB
2 days ago




Can you show how you're calling chatDidReceive or how are you initiliazing QBChatMessage?
– DionizB
2 days ago












@DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
– soltan world
2 days ago




@DionizB i only delegated QBChatDelegate, QBRTCClientDelegate
– soltan world
2 days ago












I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
– DionizB
2 days ago




I think you need to check if you assigned the delegate to QBChatDelegate, and only if delegate is not assigned then set delegate to it
– DionizB
2 days ago












@DionizB how i can check assigned?
– soltan world
2 days ago




@DionizB how i can check assigned?
– soltan world
2 days ago












Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
– DionizB
2 days ago




Share how did you add your delegate = self and I will explain you properly
– DionizB
2 days ago












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When trying to dismiss ViewControllerChat try to remove delegates:
QBRTCClient.instance().removeDelegates



Since the cause of receiving multiple times the same message should be the way you assign delegates in every ViewControllerChat load. Maybe creating a specified service for implementing this would be better.






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    When trying to dismiss ViewControllerChat try to remove delegates:
    QBRTCClient.instance().removeDelegates



    Since the cause of receiving multiple times the same message should be the way you assign delegates in every ViewControllerChat load. Maybe creating a specified service for implementing this would be better.






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      When trying to dismiss ViewControllerChat try to remove delegates:
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      Since the cause of receiving multiple times the same message should be the way you assign delegates in every ViewControllerChat load. Maybe creating a specified service for implementing this would be better.






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        When trying to dismiss ViewControllerChat try to remove delegates:
        QBRTCClient.instance().removeDelegates



        Since the cause of receiving multiple times the same message should be the way you assign delegates in every ViewControllerChat load. Maybe creating a specified service for implementing this would be better.






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        When trying to dismiss ViewControllerChat try to remove delegates:
        QBRTCClient.instance().removeDelegates



        Since the cause of receiving multiple times the same message should be the way you assign delegates in every ViewControllerChat load. Maybe creating a specified service for implementing this would be better.







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