A jQuery plugin that allows site owners to control calls to action (CTA) that occur for anonymous users. Could be used to offer user experience surveys, for donation calls to action and more. Supports:
- two styles: banner (site wide injected
div
at the top of the page) or modal - viewing CTA on every pageview, or a particular page in a session, e.g. the first, or second, or third page view
- anonymous user dismissal of CTA, controlled with a cookie
- site owner override of user's dismissal
- configurable delayed introduction of CTA upon page load, e.g. show CTA 3s after DOM is loaded
- configurable duration of a user's session, for resetting pageview counts
- Google Analytics events, if available
- configurable percentage a user will see the CTA, defaults to 100%
- custom HTML in the invitation, use this with any survey service. This was created to be call to action agnostic and works with any type of call to action, whether survey, donation or otherwise. We built it to use with Survey Monkey, but you could use Google Forms, Survey Gizmo, Constant Contact or a vanilla webpage.
Place this after you've loaded jQuery and on every page you'd like the call to action invitation to appear:
<!-- start interceptjs -->
<!-- requires the js-cookie library from cloudflare -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/js-cookie/2.1.3/js.cookie.min.js" integrity="sha256-S20kSlaai+/AuQHj3KjoLxmxiOLT5298YvzpaTXtYxE=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<!-- only required if you are using the 'modal' type, otherwise safe to omit -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-modal/0.8.0/jquery.modal.min.js" integrity="sha256-UeH9wuUY83m/pXN4vx0NI5R6rxttIW73OhV0fE0p/Ac=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-modal/0.8.0/jquery.modal.min.css" integrity="sha256-rll6wTV76AvdluCY5Pzv2xJfw2x7UXnK+fGfj9tQocc=" crossorigin="anonymous" />
<!-- intercept js plugin itself -->
<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/ten7/interceptjs/v0.2/jquery.interceptjs.js"></script>
<!-- call the intercept js plugin, overriding defaults -->
<script>
$('html').interceptjs({
// pageview to show this on, 0=all views
pagenum: 0,
// master on/off switch for the plugin
power_switch: 1,
// override user's wishes, and show the call to action. CAUTION!
user_override: 0,
// what percentage of the time a user will see the CTA
percent: 100,
// use Google Analytics events, if available
google_analytics: 0,
// how long, in hours, before we restart a user's session
session_duration: 24,
// how many milliseconds to wait before showing the CTA
show_delay: 0,
// the type of CTA to show, 'banner' or 'modal'
type: 'banner',
// the HTML to show in the CTA
text: '<div><h4>Your opinion is important to us!</h4><p>Would you be willing to take a survey after your visit to tell us about your experience on our website?</p><p><a class="ijs_close" href="http://www.surveymonkey.com/" target="_blank">Yes, I’d love to help.</a> <a class="ijs_close" href="#">No, sorry.</a></div>'
});
</script>
<!-- intercept js styles -->
<link href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/ten7/interceptjs/v0.2/jquery.interceptjs.css" rel="stylesheet">
<!-- end interceptjs -->
As an example, this is what an intercept might look like of both banner
and modal
types for a site like iamgreaterthanzero.com:
The decisions of when and where to show the call to invitation is controlled using this workflow:
This plugin is made in Minneapolis by humans at TEN7.