Hi,
I'm testing my intercepts with the bookmarklet, I selected "editing mode",
but I notice that the actual survey does take the published version and the "editing mode" option only relates to the intercept rules.
Is there any way to indicate that you want to test with the Preview mode of the survey?
It's easier afterwards to delete "preview" type answers from the data&analysis of the survey results.
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Can you test intercepts with survey Preview Mode?
+27Best answer by Chhavi_Ch
When you are specifying the target for your creative in intercept; select My Custom URL instead of survey selection dropdown. Enter preview link of your survey and test it out.
When you are specifying the target for your creative in intercept; select My Custom URL instead of survey selection dropdown. Enter preview link of your survey and test it out.
+27Hi,
We just started another testing and I worked with the suggestion of using the "custom url" with the preview link.
However, in the creatives, the preview link automatically jumps to the Mobile preview, with the smartphone-borders!
Is there any way to avoid that? Some url parameter perhaps that disables the mobile preview?
Hey,
IF the survey is opening in the new tab, check the dimensions of the new window if they are small the preview will automatically jump to mobile version.
Maximize the window or turn off the mobile view toggle.
+27No, the surveys are not opening in a new tab. They are opening in Feedback button sliders or in popups.
We then settled down on instructing our testers to indeed just turn off the mobile view within the smaller popup windows (we didn't find a way to automatically, default, turn that mode off),
but on some browsers the menu to do this, doesn't properly show.
Here's an example of a button-slider and a popup on a browser in which we get the corrupted header menu (above), and an example of the button-slider as it should appear with the proper menu (below).
+27I opened a ticket for Qualtrics Support, and their reply was:
Unfortunately, the preview link isn’t supposed to be used as a target for the intercept. You would need an actual survey for testing.
Your only other option would be to use copies of both the survey and the intercepts, and use bookmarklets to test them on the needed websites.
We apologize for this inconvenience!
So I have opened a product idea for this:
https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/22697/use-draft-version-of-surveys-in-web-intercepts/p1?new=1
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