Target: a lively example

This page will show you how to work with display path rules the best.

Scenario

My site has many pages and I donโ€™t want to show the widget everywhere.
How do I configure the button or the widget form to show or not on specific pages in my multi-page website?

A typical website is divided into many sites.
For example:

  • blog.usersnap.com
  • blog.usersnap.com/news
  • blog.usersnap.com/news/2023
  • blog.usersnap.com/store
  • blog.usersnap.com/store/checkout

For our scenario, we assume you have installed the space snippet on the blog.usersnap.com

To receive quality feedback from visitors, we'd like to follow the mantra โ€œask the right question at the right time.โ€
Letโ€™s configure 2 projects we would like to use on our site, a Rating project and a Bug report project.

Rating project, which we want to offer on the checkout page after the customer has completed a purchase.

We change the activation to an API event and implement a log event (see Website widget: API examples )

We adjust the Display paths so the widget is limited to the checkout page.

Rating project -> Target tab: The widget will appear only on the checkout page when โ€˜checkout_doneโ€™ is fired

For the Bug report, we would like it to appear everywhere on the store section of our site, but not on the checkout, so the customers donโ€™t get overwhelmed

Bug report project -> Target Tab: Configure the bug report widget to show the button everywhere except the checkout page

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Target by API event is a gated feature

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