Basically the link should lead them to the group called “signupfriends” which is by default hidden. Do I need a condition for this group to be activated when someone clicks on the link sent to them after pressing the “invite” button?
@J805 Thank you for your help! I no longer get a 404 page.
However, since the app’s menu is in a focus group triggered by the menu icon and also loads (along with a splash screen) on page load, when I copy and place that link in the browser and hit return, I get taken to the app but the menu covers up the sign-up form. Is there a better way to set this up? How do I set up a workflow where the menu is not showing when that link is clicked. Which leads me to my second question, in the email I received, the link was not a clickable link. Should it be? Is there a way it can be?
Btw, I purchased your monthly subscription and I tried to implement the stacking order of the groups by recopying everything over to an index_2 page. How do I now make that page be the default page?
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Hmmm, the email should be a clickable link. Most email inbox and browsers detect it automatically. Maybe add the www. or something might fix it.
Can you share a screen cast of what it looks like when you open the link? Then I can better understand what issue you are running into.
Im thinking… maybe try not to show the menu on page load. On page load you can do a workflow that shows the “signupfriends” group only when the parameter is not empty from the URL. Would that work?
@J805 I’ll try that. But the menu is part of the intro design look. Here’s a view to the app. I’m still trying to set it up but I need to adjust the hidden element within each group. I found that when I do that it changes the hierarchy in the elements tree.
Yes, I am using custom states to show/hide groups.
So on Page is loaded you can do a workflow like this to set your set state. Then from your set state you can trigger the menu to not open and the other group to display. Check it out:
@J805 I am struggling with the collapsing groups–they don’t seem to collapse and I understand it is because they may overlap, right? Is this the correct model and hierarchy? I have quite a few groups and it gets overwhelming when needing to adjust height size and not having them overlap. Would you recommend making them an easy number to do math with like 2000 px? Even within this mode, I still have scrolling: Myeyess.
I would need to look at the editor again to see if you have everything set up correctly.
For this, it’s tricky, you need to stack everything and make sure everything collapses when hidden. If you open up your editor again I will take a look. Just ‘view only’ is fine.
@J805 Thank you! That helped. I went ahead and implemented it but still could not get rid of all the scrolling. Also, when I click on the menu links, the pages do not show up at the top; one has to scroll to see the content. I color coded everything so I can see/understand clearly what is going on. Here it is if you wouldn’t mind taking another look. Thanks again.
So close.
