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In regards to the Feedier widget,
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Where to find the widget’s JS code?
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Select the button and click to copy to select the widget code.
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Click the button 'Save and Preview' to view your changes and Preview the widget. |
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browser
user_id
geolocation
locale
user_role
version
screen_size
page_url
etc.
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Feedier never automatically imports any user data, or data from the page where it is loaded automatically. |
Method 1: adding attribute through the widget code URL
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Make sure that jQuery is loaded on the page. It's a common error. If your widget isn't loading, and you have no idea why, you can easily determine if jQuery is the culprit. Open the console (right-click on the page > "Inspect the page"). You will see the error that jQuery isn't loaded.
Use-Case 4: Showing the widget only once based on a specific attribute value
It’s possible in the Feedier Platform to restrict the widget visibility based on advanced ruled. One of the most common use case is to restrict the widget based on an attribute value.
So for example,
If the widget is loaded with user_id=123, and user_id=123 replies, the widget for this specific survey will never show up again.
To do this, go to Advanced settings and select the attribute in “Restrict access by attribute value“.
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This rule is only based on the matching survey x attribute value. |
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If you want to add a specific timeline, we recommend concatenating attribute values with a time element.
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