awright

Hi @ricav, our vendor that built our website has the license for the plugin. I’ve tried contacting Elementor support before, but they needed information about the license that I didn’t have and were unable to help without it.

Reverting the Elementor Pro plugin to the previous version did fix the issue for now. Any idea when a new version with a fix will be released?

Thank you.

Thank you Erica, any chance this could be added to the plugin’s settings so that custom CSS doesn’t need to be added?

Thank you PC.

Hi again Erica. I was able to sign up for a free trial.

1. The Configure Global Cookies works, I was able to set the cookies to expire in 1 day thank you. 
2. I’m not able to access most of the Onsite Retargeting options for the?MonsterChains, but they make sense.

Is it also possible to allocate a certain percentage of users to see each popup? It doesn’t have to be the same order from my initial post. But if there are 3 popups, could one randomly be shown to a user but based on showing popup 1 to 50% of users, popup 2 to 40% of users, and popup 3 to 10% of users?

Thank you.

Thank you Jasmine.

Is it possible to show a different popup daily? For example if a user sees Popup A today, tomorrow they will be shown randomly Popup A, B or C?

Hi Jasmine, is it possible to show a random popup based on percentage? For example, show Popup A to 50% of users, Popup B to 30% of users, and Popup C to 20% of users?

Thank you,

Thank you Erica. I don’t have the Growth subscription plan, but will keep these in mind.

Is it also possible to allocate a certain percentage of users to see each popup? It doesn’t have to be the same order from my initial post. But if there are 3 popups, could one randomly be shown to a user but based on showing popup 1 to 50% of users, popup 2 to 40% of users, and popup 3 to 10% of users?

Thank you.

Thank you @israelmartins that is working for a single page. Is it possible to work on all pages of a website? For example:

1. User is on Home page and Popup A opens
2. User closes or clicks Popup A (which closes it and starts timer for Popup B to open 24 hours later)
3. 24 hours later user goes to About Us page and Popup B opens

Thank you,

Adam

Hi @israelmartins , thank you very much. Everything is working except delaying the opening of Popup B. I tried switching the IDs in the JavaScript, but Popup B still opens immediately after closing A.

Here is how it is set up:

Popup A (ID: 15307, CSS Class: popmake-15307)

Text: Test popup A2 [popup_close tag=”button” class=”popmake-15307-delayed-open”]close popup A and open popup B[/popup_close]

Trigger: Type = Time Delay / Auto Open, Cookie = None, Settings = Delay:500

Popup B (ID: 15310, CSS Class: popmake-15310)

Text: Popup B2 [popup_close tag=”button” class=”popmake-15310-delayed-open”]close popup A and open popup B[/popup_close]

Trigger: Type = Click Open, Cookie = None, Settings = Extra Selectors:#pum-15307 #popmake-15307 .pum-close.popmake-close

JavaScript

jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
    // 15307 = Popup A2
	// 15310 = Popup B2
   $("#popmake-15307 .popmake-15310-delayed-open, #pum-15307 #popmake-15307 .pum-close.popmake-close").click(function(event) {
        setTimeout(
            () => {
                PUM.open(15310);
				alert("waited 3 seconds now opening B");
            }, 3000 // Time to wait in miliseconds (1000 = 1 sec) before opening new popup;  
        );
    }); // click
	$("#popmake-15310 .popmake-15307-delayed-open, #pum-15310 #popmake-15310 .pum-close.popmake-close").click(function(event) {
        setTimeout(
            () => {
                PUM.open(15307);
				alert("waited 6 seconds now opening A");
            }, 6000 // Time to wait in miliseconds (1000 = 1 sec) before opening new popup;  
        );
    }); // click
	
}); // jQuery

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by awright.

Hi @kimmyx , following up.

Thank you.

Hi @jawada thank you for replying back. I will contact directly for assistance.

Hi again @kimmyx I tried setting up a new set of popups, Popup A2 and B2 (on right side of page I need help with) and tried using script found on ‘Cookies’ option settings – Popup Maker Documentation (wppopupmaker.com) but it’s not working, it hides Popup A2 immediately on page loads and does not wait 3 seconds to show B2.

Here is the code I added, #popmake-15307 is Popup A2 and #popmake-15310 is Popup B2:

<script type="text/javascript">
        (function ($, document, undefined) {
    
            jQuery('#popmake-15307').trigger('pumSetCookie');

            setTimeout(function () {
                jQuery('#popmake-15307').popmake('close');
            }, 1000); // 1 second

			setTimeout(function () {
                jQuery('#popmake-15310').popmake('open');
				alert("it has been 3 seconds, popup B2 should open");
            }, 3000); // 3 second
			
        }(jQuery, document))
	</script>

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by awright.

Hi @kimmyx , clicking on Popup B is not opening Popup A for me. Here is a video recording showing the Popup A button clicked, which closes itself (Step 2) and opens Popup B (Step 3), and then Popup B button clicked which closes itself (Step 4) but does not open Popup A (Step 5) as intended.

Thank you for the Cookie options link, I will take a look.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by awright.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by awright.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by awright.

Thank you @kimmyx that worked. Steps 1-3 from my original post are working…

1. Show Popup A
2. Popup A button is clicked (would automatically close) or closed manually with top right “X”
3. Show Popup B

…but is it possible to get 4 and 5 working as well?

4. Popup B button is clicked (would automatically close) or closed manually with top right “X”

5. Repeat steps (Show Popup A)

Also, can there be a 24 hour delay before steps 3 and 5 (showing the other popup that wasn’t closed).

Thank you.