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Hi guys,
Is it possible to add such functionality: to fire the message only if user wants to exit right after he came to the site? I mean - after only one page load per session.
For example, to add to the Options "Count of visited pages after which massage will be fired".

I have "Bounce rate" on my site around 80% and I would like to ask people why do they leave the site right after they came.

Set status to, "Always Fire" and set self acting time to 10 seconds (since otherwise the popup will never appear for mobile user). After 10 seconds it does appear, however if I try to exit after 5 seconds for example it will appear and then if i close it will appear after the 10 seconds from when I first loaded the page. It should only appear once.

Is there a line the code we can comment out to permanently disable the auto exit feature so it will only appear based on the Auto Fire setting?

Basically users have requirement to display some dynamic or other plugin content in popup for example star rating. So if you apply the do_shortcode that will be very use for 'wBounce content ' from admin.

Thanks
Gowri

Is there a way to exclude pages from firing the modal? Thanks for sharing this plugin it works well.

In the "Default status" dropdown, add an option to only fire the popup on the home page by default.

Is there a option to set animation when popup open/close?

Hello,

thank you for this amazing plugin.
We use it in an international context (our translations are managed with the WPML plugin).
Unfortunately, we are not able to provide a different version for every language: the popin is always in English.
Could you make it compatible with WPML?

Kind regards

The plugin seems to fire on custom post types but i have no option to disable it, how can we get the meta box on custom post types?

Hi,

The modal is loaded before jQuery when jQuery is placed in the footer (with roots theme framework by example). Issue is easily fixed by wrapping the content of load_footer_script() (line ~77 to line ~183 in frontend/class-frontend.php) with a pure JavaScript "ready function" (document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function(){ /* CONTENT */ }); I can issue a pull request if you want or you can implement a "cleaner" version if you prefer.

Thank you,

BT

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for your hard work on this plugin.

I appreciate that GitHub is probably the wrong place to ask, but the WordPress official plugin support forum looks abandoned, and I can see there hasn't been an update in a while.

I was wondering whether there a way to exclude the pop-up from displaying in the following ways:

• On particular pages/URL's
• When a certain element on the screen is visible

Would you kindly consider implementing this functionality?

Thank you,
Bex