Tracking website actions

Sending page-specific messages when users navigate through your website is cool, but you can achieve even more with event tracking. Just use a simple Javascript code snippet to trigger events when your website visitors perform specific actions:

click a button
scroll to a certain place in the webpage
watch a video
add products to the shopping cart
etc

To use this feature you have to first. Once it’s in place, use this simple Javascript for event tracking:

<script>
activechat.track('<PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE>', { 
    param1: "1234",
    param2: "abc" 
})
</script>

When this code is executed (for example, with “” or “” event handlers), Activechat will trigger an event that you specified in <PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE> and attributes $param1 and $param2 will be set to the specified values for this user.

Create a that will start on this event, and your bot will immediately send a message in the website chat widget (either Facebook Messenger or Activechat widget).

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Sending page-specific messages when users navigate through your website is cool, but you can achieve even more with event tracking. Just use a simple Javascript code snippet to trigger events when your website visitors perform specific actions:

click a button
scroll to a certain place in the webpage
watch a video
add products to the shopping cart
etc

To use this feature you have to first. Once it’s in place, use this simple Javascript for event tracking:

<script>
activechat.track('<PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE>', { 
    param1: "1234",
    param2: "abc" 
})
</script>

When this code is executed (for example, with “” or “” event handlers), Activechat will trigger an event that you specified in <PUT YOUR EVENT NAME HERE> and attributes $param1 and $param2 will be set to the specified values for this user.

Create a that will start on this event, and your bot will immediately send a message in the website chat widget (either Facebook Messenger or Activechat widget).

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