Following the story Chat-widget API sneak peek + small tutorial , we might explained it wrong, the way you use the API , or better said , based on the examples we didn’t show you the fastest way of using the API.
Let me explain what we’re talking about. We said in that post:
Well the key also hosts the name of the javascript variable that represents the widget. This variable is automatically created and you can implement it in you code only after you’ve embedded the code in you site or after the entire page has been loaded.
Hello everyone! Again! We already got some nice feedback about the earlier post : Chat-widget API sneak peek + small tutorial.
One of the problem our customers seems to face when using the API is writing the huge key every time.
But….. the solution is very simple:
Let’s say that we have the following widget key: w9359ab2efab9663ffa89bcb606f51ec7.
Hello again. As I promised earlier , I need to show you how to use the new chat-widget api (currently in alpha stage).
Remember that this is an alpha version and while we like to think is stable in many ways, we might change some parts until the final stable version is out.
Also this post is more about a sneak peek of this api (the documentation site is not done yet), but we’re working hard and it will probably be online in the next 2-3 weeks.
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Today we released the second beta version. A lot of things has been changed since beta 1.
The major new thing about this version is that we’re introducing a first sample of the widget API. For the moment we don’t have an API documentation, but we’re working on that.
What you can do with this API? You can handle a lot of events like opening/closing the chat box, receiving a message, changing visitor name and much more.
Another thing that we did is improving the widget loading speed, by reducing the javascript size(in kb).
In the next couple of days we’ll made a post about a small tutorial on how to use this API.
Older versions will stop working and all users will need to update their scripts.
So here it is. Test is and as always we’re looking for some feedback.
Good news everyone! Today we are lunching the first beta version. After many months of work, we finally have a testing version. Usually we wanted to have only one beta version,but after at a better thinking we decided to split it in many beta releases. The release time between betas is 2 weeks, so keep an eye on this blog for future information. Continue reading
I just finished installing WordPress, and I started creating a small theme so it can fit better to the whole site. After that I’ve deleted the “Hello world post” , changed a few settings in admin panel and here you go.
So.. this is my first post on this blog. In case you’re wondering what is this blog for, I can tell you, here you’ll find most of the official information about HubTalk services.
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