@feroxy,
Thank you for writing in!
You have to write some custom function for this in javascipt.
You can track close event of Action bar and set cookie.
First set delay time of action bar as -1 or if you have Behaviour Trigger then set “Show Trigger” as “Javascript Trigger”.
jQuery( window ).on( “track.icegram”, function( e ,type, params ) {
if(type !== undefined && type !== ” && type == ‘closed’ ){
//set your cookies here
}
}
And then check on other pages if that cookie is set and if it is not set fire show function of action bar :
icegram.get_message_by_id({id}).show();
You can add this code in custom js code block of Action bar.
Try it and let us know how it goes?
Thanks,
Sandhya
Team Icegram
Thread Starter
feroxy
(@feroxy)
got it working thanks!
on a related note. Is there any way to programmatically determine the current icegram message id for the JS code? (similar to using #ig_this_message in the css)
@feroxy,
Thank you for update.
Glad to here that it works for you.
Currently it is not possible to detect current element in js but this is on our road map and we will soon include it in Icegram.
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Have a great day ahead!
Best wishes,
Thanks,
Sandhya
Team Icegram
This behaviour is exactly what I was looking for.
I personnaly think that is a behavior you should impklement in the plugin.
But still I find it very convenient that we can trigger the messages ourselves using jquery. I was not aware of that before reading this topic. Is it indicated in the documentation ?
Thank you !
