Assign Project Priority
- 30 Aug 2024
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Project priority is useful when you have multiple projects that start on the same app screen. In such cases setting a priority ensures that after the content is published, they won't start together and launch only as per the set priority.
Use the following steps to assign a priority to your project:
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Whatfix enables you to assign a priority to your project only while publishing your project. For more information, see Publish projects directly
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On the Whatfix Mobile Dashboard, go to the app where you have created your projects.
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Open the project you want to publish.
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On the Whatfix Mobile Studio, go to the top-right and then click Publish.
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Click Publish directly.
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In the TARGET tab, under the User segment section, choose the segments you want to target.
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By default, there are pre-built segments available for you to use. In case you want to use a custom segment, you need to create them beforehand. For more information, see Add Custom Properties to User Segments.
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In the CONFIGURATION tab, select your rollout percentage. This helps you publish your project for a percentage of your user segment.
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In the Priority field, enter the index or the rank of the project.
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Click Go Live.
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The priority index is 1 > 2 > 3. So, if you want a particular project to start first, move it up the order.
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Consider that there exist two Walkthroughs set to appear on the same screen. In such a case, the one with the higher priority will appear first. Even when Walkthrough 1 is completed, on returning or reloading the screen, Walkthrough 1 will still appear first. To ensure that Walkthrough 2 appears once Walkthrough 1 is completed, either a Dismissible icon or a Flow termination condition needs to be set up for Walkthrough 1.
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