Guide to Showcases in Notifications HUB
In the general panel of the Notifications Hub, within the "Showcases" section, the following options are displayed:
• Browsing History
• Last Seen Pop-Up
• More popular
With the “Browsing History”, users will be able to see the history of their last ten products browsed on the site. This information will be available in a "List", which will be displayed by clicking on the corresponding bubble. The products will be displayed in descending chronological order.
Consult our article on How to activate Browsing History.
Activate an automatic pop-up that shows the user their last two products viewed when they return to your site. It is also possible to display a price list and include links to your browsing history on the site.
See our article How to activate the Last Seen Pop-up in the Icomm Notifications Hub.
Most Popular, shows the trending products on your site. With this tool, users will discover which are the most visited products in the last 7 days. All people who access the site will see the same list, made up of popular products, ordered in descending order. To create this list, the system takes into account the number of visits for each product.
Check everything about this tool in our article: How to activate Most Popular Showcase.
• Load the HTML for the product container: inside, the products will be displayed, replacing {{ products }} with the list of viewed products. This listing will be generated according to the product template uploaded below.
• Load the HTML for each product: each product in the {{ products }} tag will be replaced by this code. Within this HTML, the fields {{ name }} {{ description }} {{ price }} {{ image }} {{ url }} will be replaced by the title, description, price, image and URL of each product to be displayed.
The product root container must have the id "wpn-mv-container". The link that triggers the action to show the widget must have the id "wpn-mv-link", and the close button id "wpn-mv-close". Additionally, links to products must have the "wpn-product-link" class.
• Browsing History
• Last Seen Pop-Up
• More popular
Browsing history
With the “Browsing History”, users will be able to see the history of their last ten products browsed on the site. This information will be available in a "List", which will be displayed by clicking on the corresponding bubble. The products will be displayed in descending chronological order.
Consult our article on How to activate Browsing History.
Last viewed pop-up
Activate an automatic pop-up that shows the user their last two products viewed when they return to your site. It is also possible to display a price list and include links to your browsing history on the site.
See our article How to activate the Last Seen Pop-up in the Icomm Notifications Hub.
Popular items
Most Popular, shows the trending products on your site. With this tool, users will discover which are the most visited products in the last 7 days. All people who access the site will see the same list, made up of popular products, ordered in descending order. To create this list, the system takes into account the number of visits for each product.
Check everything about this tool in our article: How to activate Most Popular Showcase.
NOTES FOR UPLOADING HTML
• Load the HTML for the product container: inside, the products will be displayed, replacing {{ products }} with the list of viewed products. This listing will be generated according to the product template uploaded below.
• Load the HTML for each product: each product in the {{ products }} tag will be replaced by this code. Within this HTML, the fields {{ name }} {{ description }} {{ price }} {{ image }} {{ url }} will be replaced by the title, description, price, image and URL of each product to be displayed.
The product root container must have the id "wpn-mv-container". The link that triggers the action to show the widget must have the id "wpn-mv-link", and the close button id "wpn-mv-close". Additionally, links to products must have the "wpn-product-link" class.
Updated on: 05/24/2023
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