So the click event to write to local storage should be:
const langaugeLinks = document.getElementsByClassName('lang_switcher_link');
for (lang...read more
Local storage will work across page redirection/refresh so that solves the reloading issue. For the first issue can you link an example page so I can...read more
Hi @DigitalCloud . You can add a local storage variable and check/change that based on user action. If it's null do the automatic language switch, i...read more
Basically you can't do this with Hubspot CTAs (and retain the tracking that comes with CTAs). You have to create your own button and JS to display an...read more
It would be useful to be able to set a module's meta.json css_render_options and js_render_options parameters from within the Design Manager. It would help with optimising modules for page speed.
It would be great to be able to use multiple categories for smart content instead of just one. For example, country and list membership (e.g. if I want rules to target users in the United States in List A or List B, and users in the UK in List A or read more
It seems that times in HubDB doesn't account for daylight savings (e.g. BST in the UK).
For example, we have an event that's happening at 3pm on 1st April, but the unix timestamp I get from HubDB for that time is 4pm BST. HubDB is locked t read more
It should be possible to add restrictions/limits to user responses in a chat flow/form. We had someone recently put a paragraph of text in as their first name which caused our integration with Salesforce to fail.
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It would be useful to have some sort of lock functionality for web/landing pages so that you could make edits and not worry about someone else publishing those edits until they're ready.
For example, at the moment we're updating a multi-langua read more
Hi there,
I'm trying to push to the dataLayer when chat is open/closed etc. but the events, specifically window.HubSpotConversations.on, aren't working. I can open and close the chat widget with
window.HubSpotConversations.widget.open() read more