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In Outlook Web Add-In, I'm trying to intercept OnSend event which is triggered when sending an email.

I used this example in GitHub which is working fine.

If I include the word "attachment" in the email body and I click Send button, OnSend event is fired for the first time so I can do some processing to email's content. However, after a while, a pop-up modal window shows up with this message:

Attachment reminder

You may have forgotten to attach a file.

with Send and Don't send buttons. If click Send, OnSend event gets fired a second time. This time, It would be useless to repeat the same email processing. So, I'm looking for a way to find out that the second OnSend event is fired after an Attachment reminder.

Is there a way to distinguish between first and second OnSend events?

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Thanks for your question, Mhd! This appears to be unintentional behavior, essentially a defect that we will look into fixing. ItemSend event should inter operate with forgotten attachment detection nicely, and should only be raised after the detection happened. In other words, the first event should not be called at all. Is it a problem if you do the processing twice until this issue is resolved?