How to Cancel a Time Event in JavaScript Without Tracking

how do I cancel them time_event in js ? I have already call .time_event(event_name), then just wanna cancel the timer without going with .track(event_name). Is there any function for this issue?

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I apologize, but based on the knowledge sources provided, there is no specific information about canceling a time_event in the JavaScript SDK for Mixpanel without calling track(). The documentation only mentions starting a timer with timeEvent() and then tracking the event to record the duration.The Mixpanel SDKs: Javascript section shows how to use timeEvent(), but does not mention a way to cancel it: LBKS// start the timer for the event "Image Upload" mixpanel.timeEvent("Image Upload");LBKS// 20 seconds later...LBKS// track "Image Upload" event // "Duration" event property set to 20 mixpanel.track("Image Upload");LBKSIf you need to cancel a time_event without tracking it, you may want to consider reaching out to Mixpanel's support for more specific guidance, as this functionality is not documented in the provided knowledge sources.
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