Domain Upsell Back Button: Previous Page or Preferred View #91957

chad1008 · 2024-06-19T20:07:09Z

7639-gh-Automattic/dotcom-forge

Proposed Changes

Have the "Home" link on the domain with plan upsell page take you to either wp-admin or My Home, depending on your current site admin interface preferences. If this value isn't available, we'll keep using the most recent page from browser history as a backup.

The issue linked above recommends using browser history first and My Home/wp-admin as the fallback, but we've shifted away from that for the reasons discussed in the comments.

Why are these changes being made?

Sending a site owner who prefers wp-admin to My Home could be jarring, and not the best experience, since they've expressed that this isn't how the prefer to interact with their site.

Testing Instructions

Open WordPress.com and select a site free site with no plan or domain name.
Make note of your test site's ID
Simple sites don't currently have access to the site admin interface setting, but there is work underway (see: pfsHM7-EF-p2) to change that. You can activate the upcoming setting on your test site by ssh'ing into your sandbox and running:
- wpsh
- update_blog_option( blog_id, 'wpcom_admin_interface', 'wp-admin' );
- update_blog_option( blog_id, 'wpcom_classic_early_release', 1 );
Locate the "Free domain with annual plan" nudge and click the "upgrade" button
Confirm that the "Home" button takes you to your test site's wp-admin (note: this assumes you ran the above commands to change your site's interface preference to wp-admin).
To switch back to the default/calypso interface, run the following command via wpsh on your sandbox:
- update_blog_option( blog_id, 'wpcom_admin_interface', 'default' );
Visit your test site's My Home page locally at `calypso.localhost:3000/home/[SITE_URL]. Make sure you manually get yourself back to your local Calypso, because that wp-admin link in the previous step will have taken you to production!
Once you've loaded your My Home page, test the Upgrade button and the Home link again
Confirm that this time, with the interface setting changed, the button takes you back to My Home, and not wp-admin

10. To simulate a scenario where our desired "home" link isn't available, apply the following diff:

diff --git a/client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx b/client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx
index 12b422f4ab..b72ea4dfb6 100644
--- a/client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx
+++ b/client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx
@@ -319,10 +319,7 @@ class DomainSearch extends Component {
 							goBackLink: `/setup/${ siteIntent }/launchpad?siteSlug=${ selectedSiteSlug }`,
 					  }
 					: {
-							goBackLink:
-								this.props.preferredView === 'wp-admin'
-									? this.props.wpAdminUrl
-									: `/home/${ selectedSiteSlug }`,
+							goBackLink: '',
 					  };
 			content = (
 				<span>

Navigate to a different area of Calypso (ie, Pages, or Posts) and test the Upgrade button and Home links again. Confirm that they return you to your most recent page.

github-actions · 2024-06-19T20:07:22Z

Calypso Live (direct link)

	https://calypso.live?image=registry.a8c.com/calypso/app:build-113927

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	https://calypso.live?image=registry.a8c.com/calypso/app:build-113927&env=jetpack

Automattic for Agencies live (direct link)

	https://calypso.live?image=registry.a8c.com/calypso/app:build-113927&env=a8c-for-agencies

matticbot · 2024-06-19T20:08:29Z

Here is how your PR affects size of JS and CSS bundles shipped to the user's browser:

Sections (~40 bytes added 📈 [gzipped])

name     parsed_size           gzip_size
domains       +255 B  (+0.0%)      +58 B  (+0.0%)
plans          -39 B  (-0.0%)      -18 B  (-0.0%)

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fredrikekelund

Some drive by comments 🚗

I was only able to find the Free domain with an annual plan upsell for a site on the free plan. For a new site on an annual Creator plan without a domain, I get a different upsell (Free domain available). Do you know when this upsell is activated, @chad1008?

fredrikekelund · 2024-06-26T10:39:30Z

client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/navigation/index.jsx

+		if ( window.history.length > 1 ) {
+			window.history.go( -1 );
+			return;
+		}
+
 		if ( props.goBackLink ) {
 			window.location.assign( props.goBackLink );
-		} else {
-			window.history.go( -1 );
 		}


This change seems to work, but history.length isn't reduced after history.go( -1 ), which means that if a user reaches the Select a plan step, we'll always run this code instead of location.assign().

Maybe it's safer to revert this specific change..?

I'm comfortable with that. The motivation for this change was the

It should link to the previous page if possible. If not, go to :site/wp-admin if the site is configured to the classic interface. Otherwise, go to /home/:site

portion of the related issue's acceptance criteria, but it did feel a little odd to me that we'd virtually never, or just never never, actually make it to the location.assign flow.

If we revert this change, I'd probably also opt to revert the change to the button text, and make it say Home by default, and conditionally say Back if that path is utilized (which is what it does currently on production)

Effectively, this PR would really just make sure the Home path is conditional based on the user's interface preference, but leave all other behavior as it is.

That all works for me. Let me know if you have any objections/concerns @arthur791004 🙂

fredrikekelund · 2024-06-26T10:42:41Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx

@@ -444,6 +449,8 @@ export default connect(
 				isSiteOnWooExpress( state, siteId ) ||
 				isSiteOnEcommerce( state, siteId ),
 			isFromMyHome: getCurrentQueryArguments( state )?.from === 'my-home',
+			preferredView: getPreferredEditorView( state, siteId ),


getPreferredEditorView seems to only be used in the context of the site editor. I don't know that it's wrong to use here, but I want to double check if you've looked at other candidates, @chad1008?

What we're looking for here is the value of this setting, right..? cc @arthur791004

I guess we might be introducing a similar setting for Simple sites with this project pfsHM7-EF-p2

The value can be retrieved by getSiteOption( state, site?.ID, 'wpcom_admin_interface' );

Classic style - the value equals to wp-admin

Thanks @fredrikekelund and @arthur791004. I'll update to PR to use this this method instead.

Following up on this feedback, I think I may have started work on a free site, and then for whatever reason completed an upgrade, which gave me access to the Settings > General > Admin Interface that isn't normally available on free sites.

As @fredrikekelund noted above, that option is coming for simple sites, so I've added the wpsh command to enable that setting to the testing instructions above.

chad1008 · 2024-06-28T18:00:45Z

I was only able to find the Free domain with an annual plan upsell for a site on the free plan. For a new site on an annual Creator plan without a domain, I get a different upsell (Free domain available). Do you know when this upsell is activated, @chad1008?

The upsell we're working on (Free domain with an annual plan) is only triggered for free sites (you're correct, there. I've updated my testing instructions to be more clear on that front!).

The other upsell (Free domain available) appears to by triggered by any site with an available domain credit, but it goes to a different flow that this PR won't touch.

chad1008 · 2024-06-28T18:26:15Z

Update: I've addressed the getSiteOption vs getPreferredEditorView feedback. I'll take care of the other bit regarding the back behavior overshadowing the "home" behavior early next week, but I wanted to give time for @arthur791004 to share any thoughts first.

chad1008 · 2024-07-03T17:46:53Z

I've updated the PR to reflect the above conversation:

Link will say "Home" or "Back" depending on the situation
If possible, the link will take you to either wp-admin or My Home, depending on your current admin interface preference. In this case the link text will be "Home"
If needed, the link will revert to reading "Back" and will take you to your previous page based on browser history

I've also updated the pr description and testing instructions to match these changes. @nightnei, would you mind looking this one over and sharing any thoughts/approving? We've shifted a bit from the original plan laid out by @arthur791004, so I'd love some extra eyes before we merge 😄

matticbot · 2024-07-03T18:09:32Z

This PR modifies the release build for the following Calypso Apps:

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To test WordPress.com changes, run install-plugin.sh $pluginSlug enhance/business-upgrade-back-button on your sandbox.

nightnei · 2024-07-04T11:32:06Z

client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/navigation/index.jsx

+			return;
+		}
+
+		if ( window.history.length > 1 ) {


You added the condition; hence, does it mean that we have a case when history length is <= 1? And in this case clicking on the button do nothing. We should definitely handle default behaviour. Or if it's not possible to have length less than 1, then let's remove the condition, since it's redundant and can just confuse developers in the future.

Also, as I see, window.history.go( -1 ); was redundant before, since we always had goBackLink, according to the old condition:

const goBackButtonProps = launchpadScreen === 'full' ? { goBackText: translate( 'Next Steps' ), goBackLink: `/setup/${ siteIntent }/launchpad?siteSlug=${ selectedSiteSlug }`, } : { goBackLink: `/home/${ selectedSiteSlug }`, };

So, maybe we can just remove it?

UPDATE: now you added this.props.preferredView === 'wp-admin, so looks like, only now, it can be undefined. But can it be?
AFAIU, if there is this.props.preferredView, then we should definitely have getSiteOption( state, siteId, 'admin_url' ) from getSiteAdminUrl, or I understand incorrectly?
Could you please check it, since I suppose that we can just delete it. And avoid having code just to have code which does nothing :)

Thanks for these points @nightnei. You're right that with the original logic, the window.history.go(-1) was redundant, because goBackLink was always populated by a string. As long as that holds true, after addressing the rest of your feedback, I agree it can be removed.

Looking at the new logic, you're also right that wpAdminUrl could be null. I think the current change is still mostly safe, because (as you pointed out) if we're able to declare preferredView as wp-admin, then we should have no trouble retrieving the wpAdminUrl. Both of those selectors are relying on siteId, so if one succeeds, they should both succeed. If preferredView WAS null, we'd skip to the second path of the ternary, and the having wpAdminUrl be null doesn't matter. We'd be sending them to Calypso at that point.

But I hate that I used the word "should" just now. I don't see a scenario where preferredView === 'wp-admin' but wpAdminUrl === null, but better safe than sorry. I'm going to add a check of the wpAdminUrl value into that ternary so we can be sure it's populated before using for the goBackLink value.

client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/navigation/index.jsx

nightnei · 2024-07-10T09:28:48Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.jsx

@@ -323,9 +324,11 @@ class DomainSearch extends Component {
 							goBackLink: `/setup/${ siteIntent }/launchpad?siteSlug=${ selectedSiteSlug }`,
 					  }
 					: {
-							goBackLink: `/home/${ selectedSiteSlug }`,
+							goBackLink:
+								this.props.preferredView === 'wp-admin' && !! this.props.wpAdminUrl


Awesome 👍

nightnei · 2024-07-10T09:29:36Z

client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/navigation/index.jsx

@@ -6,11 +6,12 @@ import './style.scss';
 export default function DomainAndPlanPackageNavigation( props ) {
 	const translate = useTranslate();

+	// `goBackLink` will be either wp-admin or My Home, depending on the user's
+	// current admin interface preference.
+	// If unavailable, we fall back to the previous page in history.
 	const goBack = () => {
 		if ( props.goBackLink ) {


Also, it seems, now, we can remove this condition too

Suggested change

if ( props.goBackLink ) {

If we expect goBackLink to always be defined in the props, then we should enforce it. I suggest we do that by converting this file to TS 👍

chad1008 · 2024-07-10T12:15:48Z

client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/navigation/index.tsx

@@ -26,7 +29,7 @@ export default function DomainAndPlanPackageNavigation( props ) {
 	return (
 		<div className="domain-and-plan-package-navigation">
 			<div className="domain-and-plan-package-navigation__back">
-				<Button borderless="true" onClick={ goBack }>
+				<Button borderless onClick={ goBack }>


After converting the file, TS flagged this boolean-as-string. After fixing, the linter helpfully pointed out that the value should be omitted. I've tested locally to confirm the button style isn't impacted by this change.

chad1008 · 2024-07-10T22:21:23Z

Worked through most of the TS conversion work before I ran out of time tonight. Still a WIP, as there are a couple of pesky errors left, and It likely needs some refinement. I got a little heavy handed in some points and there are probably more elegant solutions to some of these errors. Feedback is welcome if either of you feel like taking a look @fredrikekelund/@nightnei

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:32:43Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

-		} );
-		this.isMounted && page( domainMappingUrl );
+	handleAddMapping = ( domain: string ) => {
+		if ( this.props.selectedSiteSlug ) {


This check ensures selectedSiteSlug is not null before proceeding. I'm not thrilled with this approach, and would love some feedback. I'd like to be able to more confidently assert that it will never be null (rather than just appeasing TS as I'm doing now), or add something to ensure a null value is handled gracefully.

I see :(

Let's go the next way:

// Just TS typing fix, we always have selectedSiteSlug if ( !this.props.selectedSiteSlug ) { return; } .... rest of teh function

Cooment will be very useful, in case if in the future somebody does refactoring. Also it will help to understand the purpose, if another Code Wrangler will do maintenance of this function

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:38:22Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

 		try {
-			await this.props.shoppingCartManager.addProductsToCart( [ domainTransfer( { domain } ) ] );
+			await this.props.shoppingCartManager.addProductsToCart( [
+				domainTransfer( { domain, extra: {} } ),


This empty object works, but I don't really like it.

domainTransfer requires an extra prop, but all of the properties of that interface are optional. I'm tempted to make the extra param of this function optional itself, rather than being forced to pass this empty object. Thoughts?

I belive that we can safely update domainTransfer function, by setting extra as optional value. It should not make any issues in the code. And additionally the function expects extra as optional, since inside we have ternary operator ...( properties.extra ? { extra: properties.extra } : {} ),, so let's proceed with updating domainTransfer function and remove this empty object {}.

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:47:51Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

@@ -173,7 +204,7 @@ class DomainSearch extends Component {

 		let registration = domainRegistration( {
 			domain,
-			productSlug,
+			productSlug: productSlug as string,


I dislike this immensely, but drew a blank a better approach than just heavy-handedly sidestepping the potential null value.

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:48:47Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

@@ -257,13 +288,14 @@ class DomainSearch extends Component {
 			return query.redirect_to;
 		}

-		return domainManagementList( selectedSiteSlug, currentRoute );
+		return domainManagementList( selectedSiteSlug ?? undefined, currentRoute );


Treating a potential null value as undefined to match the shape of domainManagementList

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:49:23Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

 		const site = getSelectedSite( state );
-		const siteId = getSelectedSiteId( state );
+		const siteId = getSelectedSiteId( state ) ?? undefined;


Treating potential null value as undefined to conform to the shape of the selectors we're calling below.

chad1008 · 2024-07-11T17:51:49Z

cc @nightnei

Okay, typing client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx proved challenging, but it was a good learning experience. You'll absolutely have feedback, there's definitely room for improvement (thanks in advance).

Added inline comments for a couple of spots where I specifically want some advice, but feedback on everything is very welcome.

nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:32:48Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

+			isEcommerceSite: siteId
+				? isSiteOnECommerceTrial( state, siteId ) ||
+				  isSiteOnWooExpress( state, siteId ) ||
+				  isSiteOnEcommerce( state, siteId )
+				: false,


We can simplify it w/o hardcodding false:

Suggested change

isEcommerceSite: siteId

? isSiteOnECommerceTrial( state, siteId ) ||

isSiteOnWooExpress( state, siteId ) ||

isSiteOnEcommerce( state, siteId )

: false,

isEcommerceSite: !! siteId && (

isSiteOnECommerceTrial( state, siteId ) ||

isSiteOnWooExpress( state, siteId ) ||

isSiteOnEcommerce( state, siteId )

),

nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:35:40Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

-				isSiteOnECommerceTrial( state, siteId ) ||
-				isSiteOnWooExpress( state, siteId ) ||
-				isSiteOnEcommerce( state, siteId ),
+			isSiteOnFreePlan: !! site && site.plan && isFreePlanProduct( site.plan ),


If we convert site to boolean, hence let's do it for site.plan, to have consistency:

Suggested change

isSiteOnFreePlan: !! site && site.plan && isFreePlanProduct( site.plan ),

isSiteOnFreePlan: !! site && !! site.plan && isFreePlanProduct( site.plan ),

nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:37:37Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

@@ -435,20 +469,23 @@ export default connect(
 			selectedSiteId: siteId,
 			selectedSiteSlug: getSelectedSiteSlug( state ),
 			domainsWithPlansOnly: currentUserHasFlag( state, DOMAINS_WITH_PLANS_ONLY ),
-			isSiteUpgradeable: isSiteUpgradeable( state, siteId ),
-			isSiteOnMonthlyPlan: isSiteOnMonthlyPlan( state, siteId ),
+			isSiteUpgradeable: !! siteId && isSiteUpgradeable( state, siteId ),


Just thought out loud - I don't like this extra condition, but unfortunately it's indeed the best way, to avoid rewriting all functions like isSiteUpgradeable :(

nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:42:15Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

@@ -173,7 +204,7 @@ class DomainSearch extends Component {

 		let registration = domainRegistration( {
 			domain,
-			productSlug,
+			productSlug: productSlug as string,


nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:46:07Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

 		try {
-			await this.props.shoppingCartManager.addProductsToCart( [ domainTransfer( { domain } ) ] );
+			await this.props.shoppingCartManager.addProductsToCart( [
+				domainTransfer( { domain, extra: {} } ),


I belive that we can safely update domainTransfer function, by setting extra as optional value. It should not make any issues in the code. And additionally the function expects extra as optional, since inside we have ternary operator ...( properties.extra ? { extra: properties.extra } : {} ),, so let's proceed with updating domainTransfer function and remove this empty object {}.

nightnei · 2024-07-12T09:49:33Z

client/my-sites/domains/domain-search/index.tsx

-		} );
-		this.isMounted && page( domainMappingUrl );
+	handleAddMapping = ( domain: string ) => {
+		if ( this.props.selectedSiteSlug ) {


I see :(

Let's go the next way:

// Just TS typing fix, we always have selectedSiteSlug if ( !this.props.selectedSiteSlug ) { return; } .... rest of teh function

Cooment will be very useful, in case if in the future somebody does refactoring. Also it will help to understand the purpose, if another Code Wrangler will do maintenance of this function

chad1008 · 2024-07-12T13:35:29Z

thanks for the feedback and advice @nightnei. All feedback should be addressed, and hopefully good to go

…igation/index.jsx Co-authored-by: Volodymyr Makukha <nei.css@gmail.com>

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update home/back button label and logic

6e8e0cb

feedback: prefer getSiteOption over getPreferredEditorView

3a96d64

addressing feedback: link to home/wp-admin first, browser history second

e9b0251

add safety check of wpAdminUrl

80a1407

remove redundant logic

93b07ea

Update client/my-sites/domains/components/domain-and-plan-package/nav…

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…igation/index.jsx Co-authored-by: Volodymyr Makukha <nei.css@gmail.com>

remove now-obsolete condition

efd25f3

convert DomainAndPlanPackageNavigation to TS

63cf00d

convert DomainSearch to typescript

6988f71

Apply suggestions from code review

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simplify/clean up declarations Co-authored-by: Volodymyr Makukha <nei.css@gmail.com>

improve typeguard

e1277ad

make domainTransfer.extra optional

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code style fixes

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remove old expect-error

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	isSiteOnFreePlan: !! site && site.plan && isFreePlanProduct( site.plan ),
	isSiteOnFreePlan: !! site && !! site.plan && isFreePlanProduct( site.plan ),

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