URL Targeting
Trigger Notifications with URL Targeting
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URL targeting allows you to specify on which pages your notification will show. For each notification, you can choose to show the notifications across all pages of your site or on particular ones only.
To define your page targeting for a notification, go to the ‘Triggers’ tab on your Notification Settings.
Show Notification on All Pages
If you wish to show your notification on all pages of your site, all you have to do is "Toggle On" trigger on all pages.
Show Notification on One/ Multiple Pages
If you wish to show your notification on specific page(s) of your site, You can "Toggle Off" trigger on all pages and utilize our URL Targeting feature.
It is important for you to understand the structure of a URL as shown below
There are 9 URL targeting options that you can choose from:
Exact Match
Notification will show only on a specific URL, including the protocol, path and any query strings and fragments.
Does Not Exact Match
Notification will show on all URLs except the specific URL, including the protocol, path and any query strings and fragments.
Contains
Notification will show for all URLs which contain the entered text. This rule is case sensitive.
Does Not Contain
Notification will show for all URLs except those contain the entered text. This rule is case sensitive.
Starts With
Displays “Exact match” results for all URLs that begin with the entered text, including the protocol.
Does Not Start With
Displays “Exact match” results for all URLs except those that begin with the entered text, including the protocol.
Ends With
Displays “Exact match” results for all URLs that end with the entered text, including strings and fragments.
Does Not End With
Displays “Exact match” results for all URLs except those that end with the entered text, including strings and fragments.
Page Contains
Notification will show for all pages which contain the entered text. This rule is case sensitive.
Note: Rules are applied in the order they are created, which is useful to keep in mind if you have contradictory Rules (ex. one Rule that hides SalesPop on URLs that contain /product and another Rule that shows SalesPop on URLs that contain /product/red-shoes).