Tassos Docs
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- 3 Ways to Trigger a Box on Click
- AdBlock Detect Trigger
- Click Trigger
- Display a popup before user leaves your website
- Display a popup when a certain element reaches your browser's viewport
- Element Visibility Trigger
- EngageBox Popup Triggers
- Exit-Intent Trigger
- External Link Click
- Hover Trigger
- Idle (Inactivity Detection)
- OnClick Trigger
- Page Load Trigger
- Page Ready Trigger
- Scroll Depth Trigger
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- AcyMailing List Condition
- Browser
- City
- Component Condition
- Continent Condition
- Convert Forms Conditions
- Cookie Condition
- Country Condition
- Date Condition
- Day of Week
- Device Condition
- Display Conditions
- E-Commerce Conditions (VirtueMart - HikaShop)
- EngageBox - Viewed Another Popup Condition
- Homepage
- IP Address Condition
- Joomla! Content Article Condition
- Joomla! Content Category Condition
- Joomla! Content Component View Condition
- K2 Category
- K2 Item
- K2 Page Type
- K2 Tag
- Language
- Menu Item
- Month
- New/Returning Visitor Condition
- Operating System
- Pageviews Condition
- PHP
- Referrer URL Condition
- Region
- Time on Site
- Time Range
- Trigger based on URL match
- URL Condition
- User Access Level Condition
- User Condition
- User Group
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- Create a AcyMailing Optin Box
- Create a Breezing Forms Popup
- Create a Facebook Like Page Box
- Create a GetResponse Optin Box
- Create a MailChimp Optin Box
- Create a SalesForce Optin Box
- Create a Twitter Follow Button Box
- Create a Vimeo Video Popup
- Create a YouTube Video Popup
- Create an RSForm Popup
- Display a Joomla Article In a Popup
- Display a Joomla Module in a Popup (Modal)
- Display Google Map in a Popup
- Google Analytics Integration
- Load Convert Forms through EngageBox
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- Randomly Rotate Popups on a Page
- Αdd Sound Effects to Your Popups
- Make Accessible Popups
- Add a Countdown timer in your popup
- Limit impressions per unique visitor
- Test the responsiveness of your boxes for various devices and viewports
- Open a box by clicking on a menu item
- Trigger based on the minimum time visitor spent on the site
- Auto-Close popup after a specific time
- Open a box using HTML Attributes
URL Condition
The URL Condition gives you the opportunity to make your box appear in specific URLs. The flexibility with this condition is quite high because of the fact that you can type in more than one URLs and on top of that you are free to choose just a part of the URL. This freedom means that you don't have to worry about future domain changes of your Joomla because you can ommit the domain name entirely if you so wish.
Options
In the table below you can see which options are available to setup the URL Condition.
| Name | Description |
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| Match | Set whether to match or not the selected URLs. |
| URL |
In this textbox you can type in your URLs or parts of them one by one separating them in new lines. For example, you can type it like this: https://www.joomla.org/blog/ Or even like this: /blog/ Or even a mix of them if you'd like but there's rarely a use case for typing them mixed. |
| Use Regular Expression |
Power users should be familiar with the enormous potential of Regular Expression in finding matches with patterns on strings. That's exactly what this option lets you use. It treats the URLs as Regular Expressions. |
Use Case
A very common use case for the URL Condition is when you know beforehand that the URLs you're interested in will have a distinct keyword or phrase inside them and you want to target just that. That is usually the case when you're using an extension which uses URLs in a certain manner and you'd like your box to be displayable in only those pages.
Useful Notes
It's good to remember that since you are able to type in parts of a URL, there is a good chance that one URL will include another. For example:
- /blog/
- /blog/something-here
You can understand that the first URL part includes the second one because of the fact that it is already a part of the second one. In those cases, while it isn't really a problem, it is recommended to try and use choices which do not include one another.
Also, if you aren't familiar with Regular Expressions you're missing out! A very comprehensible tutorial can be found in RegexOne.
An example for RegEx would be the following, if you want to target URLs which start with the words "blue", "red" or "yellow" then you can target all 3 of them with RegEx like so, http(s?):\/\/joomla.org\/blog\/(blue|red|yellow)\/the-rest-of-the-url\/
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