Callback Functions

Callback functions work in the opposite direction to the rest of the Javascript API: instead of you calling Aimtell, Aimtell calls you. You define these functions on your page, and the Aimtell script runs them when the matching event happens: the script finishing loading, or a visitor granting, ignoring or denying push permission. Each one is optional. If you haven’t defined it, nothing happens. Define them as regular global functions using the exact names below, and make sure they exist before the Aimtell script loads.

Aimtell Ready

_aimtellReady()

Description: Called when aimtell script has finished loading.

Example

function _aimtellReady(){
  alert("Everything is loaded!");
}

Permission Granted

_aimtellPermissionGranted()

Description: Called after website visitor has granted push notification permissions.

Example

function _aimtellPermissionGranted(){
 alert("Thanks, you're now subscribed!");
}

Permission Ignored

_aimtellPermissionIgnored()

Description: Called after website visitor has ignored push notification permissions. (clicking “x” on the request dialog)

Example

function _aimtellPermissionIgnored(){
 alert("Oh no, you ignored me!");
}

Permission Denied

_aimtellPermissionDenied()

Description: Called after website visitor has denied push notification permissions.

Example

function _aimtellPermissionDenied(){
 alert("Oh no, you denied me!");
}

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Callback Functions

Aimtell Ready

Example

Permission Granted

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Permission Ignored

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Permission Denied

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​Aimtell Ready

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​Permission Granted

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​Permission Ignored

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​Permission Denied

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Aimtell Ready

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Permission Granted

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Permission Ignored

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Permission Denied

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