Doug McDaniel
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Pendo's tagger usually attaches to default selectors in your application's code - things like Classes or IDs. As a result, we highly recommend using these generic attributes for tagging, when it's ...
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Hey Tushar Khanna- The team just shared the below with me: pendo.clearSession()
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Something we've seen have improved completion rates in scenarios like this is the "minimized guide step" Angus Yang came up with the idea and posted it in the community here. Similar to what you s...
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Any URL that directs into your application. You can then use the navigate ability to get to the correct page. If you use one of the two URLs you provided earlier, that should work just fine. You ma...
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Hey Aabid - Wildcards work for all words between slashes. For this, your tag would look like: //*/calls
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Hey Shannon - The ID Pendo uses to match does need to be a component of metadata on the visitor.
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Hey Lauren Dailey - This issue is addressed in the FAQ section of this article. Thanks!
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Guide do not have to reference an element. In the location (last screenshot you attached) - if you change the target to .builder-box--add and remove the nth-child you should have more luck
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Hey Michael Hardenbrook - You'll want to use Pendo's Page Tagger to set up a tag that looks like this: //*/edit/** The first * is a wildcard to ignore the website.com portion of your URL. The /ed...
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Hey Eric Miller - Yes. Zero used features will still show up in the heat map as either the darkest blue color, or with a gray box around the element. Either way, they should be visible when taggin...