Buttonizer

Hi blackflamingo,

Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to change the icon on hover.

This does however sounds like a great idea!
I’ll add this into our feature request list.

We’re currently building a new version of Buttonizer and we’ve improved our saving system that will allow us to add much more options into Buttonizer.

Please look forward to it! 🙂

Hi Thorsten! ( @per4mance )

Thank you for your post! It’s great to hear you like Buttonizer! I’d like to clarify how Buttonizer uses cookies on your websites and is following the GDPR. Please let me know if you have any further questions/additional notes.

The cookie law forces website owners to inform visitors about cookies they set that concerns the privacy of the visitor. Functional cookies that make the website work better without any privacy concerns are excluded from that law.

The Buttonizer cookie you are talking about is only for functional use, we do not store that information in your database or anywhere else. Also it’s not possible to track the visitor using the cookie as it’s only contains a boolean or timestamp, no unique user identifier is set or read.

The javascript frontend is the only part in the application that uses those cookies to interact with the menus an admin created.

Only in some situations a cookie is set
Also, the functional cookies will only be set if a Buttonizer admin uses one of the following functions in Buttonizer:
– Open Buttonizer menu by default at first page load (boolean, feature in Buttonizer Free)
– Show Buttonizer menu after several amount of seconds (timestamp, feature in Buttonizer Pro)
– Buttonizer exit intent, when set on ‘only once per session’. (Sessioncookie, timestamp, feature in Buttonizer Pro)

In all other situations no cookies are set.

So we do not store any personal information in that cookie and Buttonizer does not track users by itself.

Site owners decision
It’s up to the website admin what they do with the cookies, if they read the cookies in the backand and do other things with them then we’ve intended, then they should inform their users and ask for permission before they do that.

When you use Buttonizer in a correct way, Buttonizer is following the GDPR.

Also, because of your post I’ve created a knowledgebase topic that clarifies the use of cookies by Buttonizer: https://community.buttonizer.pro/knowledgebase/164

Let me know if this clarifies everything about how Buttonizer uses cookies 🙂

By the way, it’s interesting, sad and a bit scary to see that the EU website has no kind of SSL certificate for such an important website…

Hi teeboy4real,

Here’s a newer script that should work on the latest version of Buttonizer.

You will need to change the “INPUT_HERE” into your text input’s class or id. ( Don’t forget to add a # for id and . for class )

Then you can simply copy and paste it into your site’s header or footer! 🙂

<script>

    // Run after Buttonizer is loaded
    function buttonizerInitialized() {

      // Hide Buttonizer when focus is on input
      document.querySelector("INPUT_HERE").addEventListener('focus', () => {
          document.querySelector('.buttonizer').style.opacity = '0';
      });

      // Show Buttonizer
      document.querySelector("INPUT_HERE").addEventListener('blur', () => {
          document.querySelector('.buttonizer').style.opacity = '100';
      });

    }
</script>

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Buttonizer.

Hi heatheradams,

The cookie “buttonizer-first-visit” is saved when the setting Timeout is used.
Its purpose is to get the current time when the user arrives on the site.

The timeout function will then check the first visit time of the customer and check if it should do the timeout animation.

Please let me know if you need to know more!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Buttonizer.

For people with the same question, we’re actually having this conversation now at the Buttonizer Communiy Forums.

Link to the topic: https://community.buttonizer.pro/d/115-buttons-don-t-show-up

Hi @vvalladolid !

Thank you for working on the Spanish Mexico translations of Buttonizer! That’s very appreciated and would be very cool to have that language available for our users!

Are you able to email us the translations via the email address that is provided in the Buttonizer community topic? Then we are able to email you back with more information and stay in contact 🙂

You can the language of the Messenger Chat Widget by pasting this code after the <body> tag:

      <div id="fb-root"></div>
      <script>
        window.fbAsyncInit = function() {
          FB.init({
            xfbml            : true,
            version          : 'v4.0'
          });
        };

        (function(d, s, id) {
        var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];
        if (d.getElementById(id)) return;
        js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id;
        js.src = 'https://connect.facebook.net/es_ES/sdk/xfbml.customerchat.js';
        fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);
      }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));</script>

I recommend using the plugin Header, Footer and Post injections to paste the code.

Let me know if this method worked for you!