Liz Feller
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Because Pendo is using URL rules to determine pages, you may not be able to do this and might consider switching your snippet to single-page app to see if that helps. We have to rely on feature cli...
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No but you could always update the segments of your modules to make it not display for anyone.
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Try using a formula to add them all up!
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What about saving the guide container element as a variable, then updating any place you have pendo.onGuideDismissed() > set the guide's display to none? That way it's not truly dismissed, just hid...
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If you can target the event property to something like .radio-button:selected (or another class or attribute that could include any radio in the group as long as it's the selected one) then you sho...
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https://support.pendo.io/hc/en-us/articles/17606930575387-Direct-installation-options this is usually where I start, your Pendo API key will be within App Settings in Subscription Settings inside t...
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Since they cannot display on-screen at the same time but badges can, perhaps the one for the smaller group of users has a different badge style to draw more attention to it while the holiday banner...
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We've done tours and my advice/lessons learned are: 1. Keep it to 5 steps or less -- if there's more to explore, break it into smaller tours that can be activated on different screens. 2. Use guide...
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If you're passing in DOB as metadata, you should be able to use segment rules to determine who sees the guide and combine that with any scheduling on the guide.
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perhaps you could make them as a secondary announcements module, and then each announcement is a button that launches what you need them to see? That would be interesting because you can use segmen...