ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Hi Y'all Welcome! Developer and marketer sounds like a great mix. What games are you into? Re: Swipe to reveal To add to rayelkhoreply, this could be achieved with custom code. Since IAMs can handle HTML, CSS and JS which are the same languages most of the web runs on, if doing a swipe message is possible on a website, there is a very high chance you could do it in an IAM using CSS animations. Some CSS example: 30+ CSS Reveal Animations Re: IN-APP Inspiration Completely agree. The Drag & Drop editor just keeps getting better and better! Reach out on here with ideas or questions anytime. Everyone would be more than happy to help you build out your ideas. Re: IN-APP Inspiration Hey Sergitc I love the idea sharing concept for this thread! Quite a fan of custom code here for the flexibility but you can also do heaps of clever things with the Drag & Drop editor and some clever Liquid. I have a YouTube channel all about unique things to try in Braze which might give you some inspo. About to add a video about building Black Jack in an IAM as well. Minimum Viable Pizza - YouTube I've also seen other people get ideas in their head out with custom code using CoPilot / ChatGPT. Might take a few prompts and you need to test it but it's getting pretty good. Be interested to hear your own favourite formats. Re: Custom event as trigger to deactivate/hide IAM Hey Tobias You could potentially use custom JavaScript to load the modal and then set a timeout for the modal to be hidden. A couple of things though: 1. This does not close the modal but hides it from view after a certain period of time, it is still 'loaded' on the page (this may potentially cause some issues to your actual page interactions, unsure) 2. I have never tested this. It would need some thorough testing for your use case Re: Optimum way to automate sending of Birthday rewards Hey Kern How you trigger the campaign would be up to you (e.g. Start session) but we've had good success with these audience filters: If the date you want to match is stored in a custom attribute, the following audience filters will get that for you: Hope that helps David 😊 Re: Key-value pairs in In-App-Message drag and drop editor? I have not had experience using this but you are correct. If you enter "Key: mobileApp" and "Value: campaign" in Braze, in the backend my understanding is it would be sent as a JSON object such as, $json:{"key": "mobileApp", "value": "campaign"}. The fact it says it will result in a developer console output of "extras" makes me think this won't solve your problem, as this appears to be logging only to the developer console, which won't trigger anything if that's case. Re: Drag-And-Drop Customisable Content Blocks Hey kwitt I see what you are saying. It actually made me think of another solution that might work with a mix of content blocks and {% assign %} variables that I used when I was playing with OpenAI for a YouTube video. It might help and look cleaner. You create the custom HTML and CSS for your IAM in a content block, but wherever you want your team to be able to update content, you add a liquid tag. You can see in my image I added {{brazeApiKey}} and {{brazeMessage}} as two examples. Then you create a new IAM and insert this content block but at the top of the code you create variables that can be updated by your team. These will feed into the HTML in the content block. So, in my case: {% assign brazeApiKey = "45783274934asdsa897d89sadas897da" %} (not a real key LOL) {% assign brazeMessage="An image of a shopping cart full of groceries" %} Each time a new user needs to use the template, they update the assign variable content and it will feed into the HTML content block. Might not be perfect for your use case but you can see in the second image it looks a lot cleaner to work with. There's not much more detail in the related video but you might still get some value from it. My whole channel is around Braze content. 😊 https://youtu.be/M4cYr2ma19E?si=809k8APSAne2lKDf&t=121 Re: Hey everyone:) New here! Hey Sara, great to have you here! Re: Can not pass Outlook.com spam test Hi rasmusbang Sorry to hear about your hassles. Sounds like you are doing the right things. Do you have a Microsoft account logged into Outlook.com to check if the email actually lands? Most of our emails don't pass Outlook.com in Braze (but do pass Outlook 2019 etc) and still deliver fine to Outlook.com. I also have no idea why they do not pass after looking into it.
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