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Expand Up @@ -239,13 +239,17 @@ Sentry.init({
Sentry.feedbackIntegration({
onFormOpen: () => {},
onFormClose: () => {},
onSubmitSuccess: (data: FeedbackFormData) => {},
onSubmitSuccess: (data: FeedbackFormData, eventID: string) => {},
onSubmitError: (error: Error) => {},
}),
],
});
```

You can link directly to a saved feedback item by implementing the `onSubmitSuccess` callback. The url you need to construct is `https://\$\{orgSlug}.sentry.io/issues/feedback/?projectSlug=\$\{projectSlug}&eventId=\$\{eventId}`.

*Note:* In v9 and below of the SDK the signature of `onSubmitSuccess` was `(data: FeedbackFormData) => {}`.

### Bring Your Own Button

You can use your own button instead of the default injected button to trigger the form being displayed, by calling `feedback.attachTo()` to have the SDK attach a click listener to your button. You can also supply the same customization options that the constructor accepts (for example, for text labels and colors).
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