can email.open return indicate if user cancelled the message send?

[donrowlett]

After opening and populating draft message, user has option to send or cancel. I would like to handle cancellation differently than send or any other action.

I've coded a callback in the email.open:

     cordova.plugins.email.open({
            app: 'mailto',
            to: siTo,
            attachments: attachments,
            subject:  "Report",
            body:  issueDesc.value,
            isHtml: true,
        }, function (result) {
            if (result == "cancel") {
                window.location.href = "reportAnIssue.html";
            } else {
                window.location.href = "success.html";
            }
        });

I was hoping that the 'result' variable in the callback would return some kind of value to indicate if the user cancelled. If so, I would go back to give the user another chance to create the email, otherwise go to a 'success' page.

(Yes I realize there are other results that should be taken into consideration, but this is good for me now).

Running on my Android, I get 'OK' in the result no matter what action the user takes. On iOS, I get null result.

Is there currently a way to identify a user cancellation?

[markdon]

Looking at the Android code, nothing appears to be passed to the success callback, so no. But maybe the onActivityResult parameters have something useful in them to pass to success.