Private channels should be used when access to the channel needs to be restricted in some way. In order for a user to subscribe to a private channel permission must be authorized. The authorization occurs via a HTTP Request to a configurable authorization url when the subscribe method is called with a private- channel name. In the JavaScript client library the HTTP Request is executed via AJAX (see Authorizing Users).
∞ Subscribe
- Private channels must be prefixed with
private-. See channel naming conventions- Private channel subscriptions must be authorized. See Authorizing Users
When a subscription takes place the user authorization process will be triggered.
var privateChannel = pusher.subscribe("private-my-channel");let privateChannel = pusher.subscribe("private-my-channel")PrivateChannel channel = pusher.subscribePrivate("private-my-channel");The name of the channel to subscribe to. Since it is a private channel the name must be prefixed with private-
A Channel object which events can be bound to. See binding to events for more information on the Channel object.
The name of the channel to subscribe to. Since it is a private channel the name must be prefixed with private-
A PusherChannel object which events can be bound to. See binding to events.
The name of the channel to subscribe to. Since it is a private channel the name must be prefixed with private-
A PrivateChannel object which events can be bound to. See binding to events.
See unsubscribing from channels
∞ EventsSee binding to events for general information about how to bind to events on a channel object.
You can bind to the following pusher: events on a private channel:
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