Usage:
This shortcode provides a mechanism to conduct content split testing based on a round-robbin cycle.
Each new visitor is associated with a distinct split test and this association remains valid throughout the visitor’s session (sticky). As such, content split testing can be carried out over a series of pages and posts.
Multiple, distinct split tests can be conducted for each user.
This shortcode does NOT supports conditional branching with [ELSE_splittest].
Shortcode nesting is NOT supported.
Parameters:
name | The name of the split test, case insensitive. Required: yes. |
case | The case within a split test, must be an integer between 1 and “max_cases”. Required: yes, defaults to 1. |
max_cases | Determines the maximum number of split test cases. When the maximum is reached, the next visitor is assigned case “1”. Required: yes. |
Example:
[i4w_splittest name='MySplitTest' case='1' max_cases='3'] Display content for visitors assigned to case "1" of split test "MySplitTest". Content can be text, HTML, other shortcodes, order forms and web forms. [/i4w_splittest]
[i4w_splittest name='MySplitTest' case='2' max_cases='3'] Display content for visitors assigned to case "2" of split test "MySplitTest". Content can be text, HTML, other shortcodes, order forms and web forms. [/i4w_splittest]
[i4w_splittest name='MySplitTest' case='3' max_cases='3'] Display content for visitors assigned to case "3" of split test "MySplitTest". Content can be text, HTML, other shortcodes, order forms and web forms. [/i4w_splittest]
API:
There is no API function equivalent for this shortcode.