Hello,
I am new to community. I am trying to create thank you flow, that will be triggered after an order is fulfilled in the webstore. The idea is to generate dynamic images with tips on how to use the product, which will appear depending on the purchased product.
I tried using an image with show/hide logic, but I couldn’t get it to work correctly.
I also tried using HTML code.
Can anyone help me? thanks in advance!
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How to add dynamic picture to thank you flow
+2Best answer by annasophiefc
HI there
Thank you for posting in the community!
The show hide logics are contingent on property based values, that are not automatically logged to a profiles upon purchase.
I would recommend that you use if/else statements to display your images with tips. This would be set up with possibly quite a few statements, based on how many products we are talking about. If more then 5, I’d recommend you to branch out the flow and use the trigger splits for the products you have images for whilst making sure you have a fallback for those, who fall out of category. You can read more about if/else statements in this super article;
I hope this helps!
+23HI there
Thank you for posting in the community!
The show hide logics are contingent on property based values, that are not automatically logged to a profiles upon purchase.
I would recommend that you use if/else statements to display your images with tips. This would be set up with possibly quite a few statements, based on how many products we are talking about. If more then 5, I’d recommend you to branch out the flow and use the trigger splits for the products you have images for whilst making sure you have a fallback for those, who fall out of category. You can read more about if/else statements in this super article;
I hope this helps!
+2annasophiefc wrote:
HI there
Thank you for posting in the community!
The show hide logics are contingent on property based values, that are not automatically logged to a profiles upon purchase.
I would recommend that you use if/else statements to display your images with tips. This would be set up with possibly quite a few statements, based on how many products we are talking about. If more then 5, I’d recommend you to branch out the flow and use the trigger splits for the products you have images for whilst making sure you have a fallback for those, who fall out of category. You can read more about if/else statements in this super article;
I hope this helps!
Hello
Thanks a lot! This really cleared things up for me, and now I have a much better idea of how to solve the issue. I really appreciate your help!
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