Synchronous code: The scripts are loaded and executed sequentially starting with the <head> tag on a website.
Asynchronous code: The scripts are loaded and executed simultaneously alongside other functions on a website. It is better to avoid using an asynchronous code for A/B testing, Split URL testing and Personalization experiments in PageSense, because this type of script is executed simultaneously on a web page, which means there is a possibility of page flickering from the original page to the variation page.
Note:
- You can send code to an email address by clicking Send via email.
- You can also install your snippet through Google Tag Manager, Prestashop, Intercom, and other services.
Adding the PageSense snippet to your website is a one-time process. This code will be automatically updated for all experiments within a project.
Please note that when embedding the snippet, it’s crucial not to modify or minify the code to ensure proper functionality.
Multiple tests can be performed with the same snippet installed on your web page. However, the snippet will be unique for each project in PageSense.
If you want to run an experiment from a different PageSense user account, the existing snippet needs to be removed from your website pages, and replaced with the new code generated from the current PageSense account because the snippet for each project is unique.
4. To verify the code installation, enter the web page URL in which you added the snippet inside the URL section, then click Verify.
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