Qualaroo Nudge can be tested in an environment with a domain associated with it (i.e., dev.website.com will work, but IP 122.30.10.11 will not work). You need to point the code to a web address to get it to work correctly.
Suppose you have a testing environment set up to target it via URL. Even if it requires a login, intranet, or other security measures, you can test the Qualaroo survey in this environment.
Here's what a Qualaroo survey on a local host URL will look like:
Qualaroo allows you to target your local or development environment with,
A Simple URL
Using the Simple URL field, you can target all domains (testing.com, testing.dev) and localhost. Localhost will only work when it can also connect to the internet.
Port numbers cannot be used in the Simple URL field, and only one wildcard can be used.
Advanced URL
Using the Advanced URL field, you can target all domains (testing.com, testing.dev) and localhost, with or without Port Numbers. Localhost will only work when it can also connect to the internet.
Targeting your local or development environment is beneficial in:
Improving the overall developer productivity.
Testing or modifying the source code without affecting the end-user experience.
To target your local or development environment using:
Under the “WHERE” option in the TARGETING section:
Click the radio button next to “Use a simple URL.“
Enter the URL.
Under the “WHERE” option in the TARGETING section:
Click the radio button next to “Use an advanced URL.“
Enter the URL.
And that's it! If you encounter any issues or have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.
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