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#Details
Recently I had a problem with turning off the heap. If you load the lib with analytics.js there is no any possibility to turn it off. The only solution is to refresh the browser page and not to load the heap. In the case of single page applications refreshing the browser window is not the best idea.
I tried analytics.reset, analytics.off, analytics.integrations.heap.off.
By examining code it turned out that anonymous functions are set on event listeners and JS doesn't give you any opportunity to turn them off.
#Expected result
Adding a function like heap.shutDown(), that stops heap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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#Details
Recently I had a problem with turning off the heap. If you load the lib with analytics.js there is no any possibility to turn it off. The only solution is to refresh the browser page and not to load the heap. In the case of single page applications refreshing the browser window is not the best idea.
I tried analytics.reset, analytics.off, analytics.integrations.heap.off.
By examining code it turned out that anonymous functions are set on event listeners and JS doesn't give you any opportunity to turn them off.
#Expected result
Adding a function like heap.shutDown(), that stops heap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: