Tagging Features is a helpful way to understand user activity. However, you might also want to track activity within your own guide. You can tag a guide element as a Feature to see who clicked a guide button or link and how many times.
Tag guide buttons created in the classic designer
To tag guide elements of guides created in the classic designer, use the following guidelines:
- Open the Visual Design Studio in your product as if you're tagging a Feature.
- Tag anything on the page within your app.
- Save the Feature tag, giving it a name that's easy to find.
- In Pendo, go to Products > Features, select the newly created Feature, and manually edit the rule.
- Take note of the following:
- The unique ID of the guide, found in the URL on the guide's details page in Pendo after the /guides/ parameter.
- The site URL that the guide element directs users to after they select it in the guide.
- Enter the Feature rule in the format of ._pendo-group-id-###_ a[href='URL'] where ### is the guide ID found in the URL and URL is the site URL for the guide element.
Note:
._pendo-group-id
doesn't exist for guides created in the Visual Design Studio. If you don't see Feature data after tagging the guide button, make sure the guide isn't listed as a Building Block type in the Guides table. If it's listed as a Building Block type, follow the instructions in Tag guide elements created in Visual Design Studio instead.