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Super useful, just trying it out. Using it inside my web app and so want to pop up a chat when the user is on the settings page. e.g. clientname.app.com/settin
by corkill 14y ago
Super useful, just trying it out.
Using it inside my web app and so want to pop up a chat when the user is on the settings page. e.g. clientname.app.com/settings, anyway to do this? I tried */settings but no luck.
I also think it would be useful if I can say if the client visits any page 5 times start a chat (not a specific page).
Also is their a way I can exclude all the people that are already users of my app from a rule, as I use the chat both on website and in the app.
- nbashaw 14y agoNathan from Olark here - make sure you give us the full URL (e.g., "http://clientname.app.com/settings http://clientname.app.com/settings). That should fix your issue. The second rule you wanted to use probably can't happen just yet, but we'll look into adding it! The third rule you can do if you use our Javascript API: www.olark.com/developer Thanks for the feedback, and you can always email us at support@olark.com if you have any other questions!
- corkill 14y agoThanks, the client name is dynamic, if a wildcard could be used it would help. btw anyone not using this to get feedback from their app users is missing out!
- daniellemswank 14y agoDanielle from Olark here. I'm one of the engineers on this project. We have a "contains" selector that works like a wildcard. So in order to do what you want, your rule conditions would look like: "Current Url" "contains" "settings".