IfSo Dynamic Content

Thanks for the screenshots.

Please try adding the code with double quotes:
[ifso-add-cookie name=”show-once” value=”two_days” time=”172800″]

If it doesn’t work, please contact us at [email protected]. I will ask our developers to take a look.

My pleasure.

You should paste the shortcode as I sent it.

Did you paste it in a page template file or in a content field on your page?

If you pasted the shortcode inside a PHP template, then you need to wrap it in a do_shortcode function:

<?php echo do_shortcode('[ifso-add-cookie name="show-once" value="two_days" time="172800"]'); ?>

If you still encounter problems, please send us a screenshot of how you embedded the shortcode.

Sure, here’s how to set it up:

1. Add our ‘Add a cookie shortcode‘ to the pop-up’s content. For example: [ifso-add-cookie name=’show-once’ value=’two_days’ time=’172800′].
   *The ‘time’ attribute is the cookie expiration time in seconds. 172,800 is equivalent to two days.
2. On your pop-up trigger, add another version. Place it as version A and set it as follows:
   • Condition: If: Cookie > Is > Cookie name ‘show-once’; cookie value is ‘two_days’.
   • Content: Leave the content blank.

The outcome: When the pop-up is shown, a cookie will be added and remain valid for two days. Upon the user’s return to the site during this period, the cookie condition will be met, triggering version A to be displayed. As the content for version A is blank, the pop-up will not be shown.

Hi Marcus,

We have just released a new version that we believe includes a fix for this problem. Please let us know if it hasn’t addressed the issue.

I understad and wil not repeat that.

Hi @medienstuermer ,

Less than 8 hours, we recommend 6 hours.

Yes, sorry for the confusion. That’s great to hear ??

Hi @triphop59182,

Please go to If-So > Settings, uncheck the “Disable use of PHP sessions” option, and let me know if it resolves the issue

Hi @triphop59182 ,

If I understand correctly, you can create separate triggers for each of the languages, each with the same conditions but with content translated into the relevant language. Then, you can embed each trigger in the corresponding WPML version.

Wouldn’t this approach work?

Thank you for providing the details.

To better understand and resolve the problem, we kindly request the following information:

1. A link to the page where we can see the problem.
2. A link to a page where the problem is not present.
3. Screenshots of how the content is configured in the backend.”+

Hi @jspencedog ,

I’m sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.

To assist you better, please provide more details about what exactly occurred and at which point it happened. Did the issue arise right after activating the plugin, or was it after setting up dynamic content? The more specific information you can provide, the more effectively we can help you resolve the problem.

The PHP code you have sent doesn’t include the If-So shortcode.

Does the following code works?

<?php  echo_shortcode('[ifso id="13121" ajax="no"]'); ?>

Please send me screenshots of how you have set the content (both the trigger and the way you embeded it in the page template.

To make sure I understand, if you apply the exact same trigger in the page content, is it working?

Are you using a chaching plugin? If so, does it work if you deactivate it?

Did you enable the Ajax loagin in the plugin’s settings?
Which condtion are you using?