Doug McDaniel
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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...
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This is awesome, Vinay! Thanks for sharing your use case and results with the community. This is definitely a common area of interest for many of our customers.
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Hey Daniel - The initialize() function starts up the Pendo agent. Initialize is required when starting Pendo tracking and sets up the visitor object for tracking. This visitor can be anonymous (pr...
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Hey Daniel - Visitor metadata updates every time the Pendo snippet initializes for a user (usually around a log in event). I'd expect this metadata to become more visible/available as you have mor...
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Hey Ashley - Another approach here: Based on the assumption that the button that redirects a user to Page B is a part of your application (and not part of a Pendo guide). Create a guide that is ...
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There are customers who adjust their snippet on certain pages of their application to send in a new piece of metadata that controls the Segment for the Module/Resource Center. The Segment would lo...
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Hey Eric - Have you tried the steps from this article yet?
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Hey Eric - the code below should work to accomplish this. You'll need to drop this code into a code building block in your guide step. You'll also need to inspect the button that you want to adju...
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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 ...