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Signals

abuse_report_form_requested

About

This signal will be emitted when the user presses the abuse report button. You then have to let the Oculus Platform know if you handled the notification or not. See abuse_report_request_handled for details on how to handle this request.

Functions

abuse_report_request_handled

abuse_report_request_handled(report_request_response : ReportRequestResponse)

Informs the Oculus Platform about whether we handled the notification or not. You want to respond with handled if you showed an in-game form or UI to handle the user report request.

On the other hand, if the player is in the tutorial for example, and they are not interacting with other users, you can respond with unhandled and ideally let the user know that they can't create an abuse report in that part of your app.

NOTE: if you use the Reporting Service provided by Meta, a UI will be shown automatically. I don't really know if you have to set the request as handled in that case, but it doesn't hurt informing that you handled the request anyway.

Returns: A GDOculusPlatformPromise that will contain a true bool if the request was fulfilled. The promise will error if the request couldn't be completed.

Enums:

ReportRequestResponse

Name Value Description
REPORT_REQUEST_HANDLED 1 The app showed a form/UI to handle the abuse report.
REPORT_REQUEST_UNHANDLED 2 The app decided not to show a form/UI and informed the user why.
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GDOculusPlatform.abouse_report_form_requested.connect(_handle_abuse_report_req)

func _handle_abuse_report_req():

    # SHOW ABUSE REPORT UI

    # Let platform know that we handled the request
    GDOculusPlatform.abuse_report_request_handled(GDOculusPlatform.REPORT_REQUEST_HANDLED)\
    .error(func(request_error):
        print("Unable to send handled response: ", request_error)
    )