• Resolved qwik3r

    (@qwik3r)


    Hello,

    I was wondering if there is any sort of prioritization options for popups? For example if I want to run 2 banners in the same spot, which one would show first? Would they stack on top of each other?

    The ideal scenario would be that you set the priority of the pop up for the one that should show first, then I guess if you set something to like ‘is seen’ then the other one shows instead of the one that was last seen.

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  • Maria T

    (@mariatogonon)

    Hi @qwik3r – apologies for any delays.

    As of the moment, our Popup Maker plugin does not support this feature. However, I can forward this to our lead developer as a feature request/improvement for our plugin.

    On the other hand, if you would like to trigger a Popup like after the previous Popup has been seen, then using our Advanced Targeting Conditions extension plugin, you can set an advanced targeting user condition of (!) Has Viewed Popup. Basically, this condition checks the display count of a selected popup within a minimum and maximum range of visits. You can use this condition to display a popup if a visitor has viewed another popup a specific number of times.

    To make it more clear for you, please watch this screen recording from my test site: https://share.getcloudapp.com/Jrub6Nqj

    For more insights, you can also check this documentation regarding Advanced Targeting User Conditions > Has Viewed Popup: https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/238-advanced-targeting-conditions-user-conditions

    Hope this provide you further insights. ??

    Thread Starter qwik3r

    (@qwik3r)

    While ‘viewing’ the pop up as a way to do this is useful, a view doesn’t necessarily mean someone actually paid attention to it. My purpose being if you had 2 important announcements. After someone views and then dismisses the first one, then the second one would show etc. Setting more advanced rules I guess than just viewed.

    Plugin Support mark l chaves

    (@mlchaves)

    Hey @qwik3r,

    You should be able to do that by checking for cookies from the first popup (e.g., pum-1) before you open the second (e.g., pum-2).

    Here’s an example.

    
    jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
    		$(document).on('pumBeforeOpen', '#pum-2', function () {
    			if ( !PUM.getCookie( 'pum-1' ) ) { // Check for first popup
    				PUM.preventOpen( 2 ); // Don't open
    			} // if
    		} ); // Listener
    } ); // jQuery
    

    That’s one idea. There are probably more.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Support mark l chaves

    (@mlchaves)

    Hey @qwik3r,

    We’re going to close this thread since we haven’t heard back from you.

    Feel free to post a new issue or contact us directly if you need help with anything else.

    https://wppopupmaker.com/support/

    Cheers ??

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