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Is there a way to put someone into a test if they have an exit intent?

  • October 12, 2021
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There's a few test scenarios where I don't want the user to be entered into a test unless they see the actual treatment. 

 

For example. 

50/50 split test in the cart. 

I want to show an exit intent modal to half the audience. 

 

Is there a way to only allow the user to be entered into the test if they have an exit intent (move cursor to close)? 

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    Best answer by Perrin_Ennen

    What you can do is to load content from another activity - I think this may help you more if you want to separate this into another activity:

     

    activity 1:

    Location 1: target-global-mbox

    <script>

    // code wait for event or something.. 
    ...

    // inject content from other activity
adobe.target.getOffer({ mbox: 'modal123',"success": function(offer) { 
  adobe.target.applyOffer( { "mbox": "mbox", "offer": offer } ); 
}, "error": function(status, error) { console.log('Error', status, error);  } })

    ...
</script>

    activity 2:

    Location 1: modal123

    <script>
// code for modal or something

console.log("modal123 injected")
</script>

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    Perrin_Ennen
    Community Advisor
    Perrin_EnnenCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    October 14, 2021

    An experiment must first take care that for 50% of the users a modal is show - when the user wants to leave the page with the mouse.

     

    Then it is possible to write this success into the userProfile e.g.: 

    adobe.target.trackEvent({ mbox: 'exitIntendMbox', params: { 'profile.exitIntend': 'B' } });

    We also use this when we only have experiments that are used for reporting.


    Then the question is whether you can wait one more page load (so that the global-target-mbox is played again) to execute an activity - for users who have qualified for it.

     

    In case you want to run the experiment without page reload - you would have to fire the target-global-mbox again. But I recommend this only if you know exactly what you are doing - because this can also have unintended effects.

      johns17141284
      johns17141284Author
      Level 2
      October 14, 2021

      Thank you for the reply. 

       

      I've also wanted to test things that would enter someone into a test once they scrolled the change into view or the interacted with something to trigger a modal. 

       

      Do you have more details on how I would go about triggering the mbox again? 

        Perrin_Ennen
        Community Advisor
        Perrin_EnnenCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
        Community Advisor
        October 14, 2021

        What you can do is to load content from another activity - I think this may help you more if you want to separate this into another activity:

         

        activity 1:

        Location 1: target-global-mbox

        <script>

        // code wait for event or something.. 
        ...

        // inject content from other activity
adobe.target.getOffer({ mbox: 'modal123',"success": function(offer) { 
  adobe.target.applyOffer( { "mbox": "mbox", "offer": offer } ); 
}, "error": function(status, error) { console.log('Error', status, error);  } })

        ...
</script>

        activity 2:

        Location 1: modal123

        <script>
// code for modal or something

console.log("modal123 injected")
</script>
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