Advanced Functions to Use in Personyze Actions

Controlling Click Tracking in Personyze Popups

Sometimes, you may want Personyze to track only specific clicks within a popup for analytical accuracy.
By default, Personyze tracks all clicks within a popup action.
If you’d like to limit tracking to certain elements only, define these elements explicitly using the following HTML attribute:

Attribute to use:
data-personyze-click-target=""

Example Usage:

<a>X</a>
<div data-personyze-click-target="">Clickable area that counts as a click</div>

In this example, only clicks on the <div> element are tracked as “clicks” in Personyze analytics.
Clicks on the <a>X</a> would not be tracked, as this element lacks the
data-personyze-click-target attribute.

Important note:

This method applies only to popup actions (and not containers).

Forcing a New Page View

If you need Personyze to recheck all campaigns and clean contenders’ content when moving to a new page,
you can call the following command:

_S_T.log_navigation();

⚠️ Important: Calling _S_T.log_navigation(); forces Personyze to treat this as a
new page view, which may incur additional cost since each page view is counted in analytics and campaign evaluation.

For single-page applications (SPA), you should instead enable the domain setting
“One Page Application” in Personyze, rather than calling _S_T.log_navigation(); manually.

Additional Useful JavaScript Commands:

Close a Popup or HTML Action:

onclick="_S_T.dismiss_action(${action_id});"

Triggering Another Action Using JavaScript:

You can trigger another action from JavaScript (the targeted action must already exist on the page, even if hidden by triggers such as timers or page groups):

_S_T.push(['Fire action', ACTION_ID]);