If you have access to ExorLive Go Toolbox, you can, as administrator, create custom buttons in ExorLive Go.
Under Admin tab -> Settings -> ExorLive Go, you can add, view and change custom buttons.
Custom buttons can be created in different tabs in the app:
- A custom button in the "Home" tab (Useful if you want to link to an external online booking system)
- A URL button in the "Me" tab (Useful if you want to link to your website)
- Unlimited number of custom buttons in the "Explore" tab
Custom button in "Home"-tab
In the "ExorLive Go" menu under the "Admin" tab, scroll down to "Show custom button (on home page)" and check the box next to it.
Enter name, subtitle and URL address. Upload a colorful image. Remember to click "Save" at the top of the page, to save the changes.
Enjoy your beautiful button!
Custom buttons in "Me"-tab
In the "ExorLive Go" menu, in the "Admin" tab, scroll down to "Show custom button (on me page)" and check the box next to it.
Enter the name and URL of your webpage. Remember to click "Save" at the top of the page to save the changes.
Enjoy your button in the app!
Custom buttons in "Explore"-tab
Language sensitive buttons
The buttons in ExorLive are language-sensitive. This means that you can create different buttons for each language. In that way, if app users use different languages in their app, they will see different buttons. If you wish to create different buttons for each language, make sure to choose the correct language in the drop down menu, above the button library.
If you wish to create specific buttons for one particular language and have the same buttons for the rest of the languages, choose the "Default" setting in the dropdown menu. The "Default"-setting will apply the buttons created to all the languages, that do not contain a custom button from before.
If you are not concerned with the above scenarios and wish to only make buttons for one particular language, you can choose the "Default" option.
Add button
Click on "Add Button". You will now get a window where you can define button details.
1. Enter the title of the button (this is the name that will appear on the button)
2. Enter the sub title (this is the text that will appear below the button)
3. If you want to have a catchy image on your button, you can do this by clicking on the white box in the middle. NB Image can not be larger than 2MB.
4. Choose which function you want your button to have. You have 4 options:
URL-button:
The button will send the user to a predefined web page. Enter the URL address in the field marked with “url”. Choose whether you want the page to appear directly in the app or to open in a new window in your browser. Click on "Save Changes."
Program Filter-button:
With this button you can turn a training programs search, into a button. This allows you to structure your content. For example, you can create a button that shows all training programs related to shoulder, or show all strength programs, without explicitly searching and sorting through all available training programs.
Click on "Add Filter" and select the filter type. A "Query" search will show all the programs that, in one form or another, contain your keyword. A "Tag" search will show only the programs that have been explicitly tagged with your keyword - this can be useful when you, for example, want to restrict the content to only show programs made by you.
Enter your keyword in the "Value" field. Click "Save Changes". Your button should now show up in the button library.
Learn more about how to take an exercise program here.
Plan Filter-button:
With this button you can allow you contacts to find different plan templates themselves and add them to their calendar.
Click on “Plan Filter” and then "Add Filter" and select the filter type. A "Query" search will show all the plan templates that, in one form or another, contain your keyword. A "Tag" search will show only the plan templates that have been explicitly tagged with your keyword - this can be useful when you, for example, want to restrict the content to only show specific plan templates made by you.
Enter your keyword in the "Value" field. Click "Save Changes". Your button should now show up in the button library.
Buttons with a parent button:
If you want to have several levels on your buttons, you can use “Parent Button”-function. This is useful if you want to structure several “Program Filter”-buttons.
Divide a "Strength Training" button, in "Strength training with free weights"-button and "Strength training without equipment"-button. Divide a "rehab" button into the "shoulder rehab" button and the "hip rehab"-button. Or what about dividing the "strength button", into "Strength training with free weights" button and a button that links to a strength training article? In other words, the possibilities are many.
Click on "Add Button", where you get the option to define the desired buttons again. When done, click "Save Changes."
Info box (without URL) under Explore
As an orgAdmin, you can create an infobox with heading and text. The infobox can, for example, be used for standard information for your organisation, for example the opening hours.
In Toolbox under Add button -> Info box (without URL). When the setting is activated, a box with info is displayed. (without sending to url) .
When you have finished defining buttons, scroll up to the top of the page and press "Save" to save the changes.
To see the changes, click on "Save and preview".
Here’s a look at how your custom buttons can look like inside the app:
Edit buttons
If you want to change the custom buttons, you can do this by clicking on the pencil icon, to the right of the button, in the button list.
If you want to change the order of the buttons, this can easily be done by using the up and down arrows to the right of the button in the button list.
If you wish to delete the buttons, this can be done by pressing the “X”-icon, to the right of the button, in the button list.
