Triggers should set cookies separately

  • Resolved ugotta

    (@ugotta)


    4 years, 2 months ago

    In the same pop, trigger:
    3 seconds after page load (per hour);
    50% scroll down (per 5min);
    Class trigger “.entry-content p” (always enable)

    In version 2.0.3.6, I need to create 3 popups with the same content, two of which set cookies, and the last do not have cookies.

    So, I hope that the free version can set cookies for each trigger separately, or each trigger can choose whether or not cookies are needed. In the early version 2.0.3.3, class trigger ignored cookies by default, which was very convenient to set.

    Finally, there is a small problem, if the content of the pop-up is some pictures and it is lazy loading (A3 lazy load), when the pop-up appears automatically and there is no sliding screen, the picture is not loaded. Can we provide an animation mode of sliding up and down to make the picture load normally.

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  • Plugin Author Damian

    (@timersys)

    Hi @ugotta,
    The multiple cookies per trigger sounds great but it’s a complex feature to be added. I will make a note in our todo list to see if we can implement it in the future.

    Regarding the image issue, is there any chance you show me a URL where I can see the error?
    Most lazy load plugins have an option to exclude certain images by adding a class attribute. Have you checked that?

    Thread Starter ugotta

    (@ugotta)

    At least class trigger can choose no cookie.

    The image issue only occurs in “N seconds after page load”. After sliding the web page, the image will still be loaded automatically, but the experience is not very good. For example, when showing an album with eight pictures, I have to enable lazy loading images.

    I now set “0 seconds after page load” to avoid it. This itself is not WPPP’s problem, you can leave it alone…… However, if you provide an up and down animation method to trigger lazy loading images.

    Plugin Author Damian

    (@timersys)

    Hi @ugotta you need to disable lazy load just for the image in the popup.

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