Each screen in your onboarding sequence has settings called "basic settings," which offer options to configure permission requests for iOS onboarding, set a timer for transitioning to the next screen, and manage animation and resources in the iOS onboarding process. In this article, we will explain how to set these settings and their effects:
Accessing Screen Settings:
To begin, you need to open the screen settings.
Click on the screen you have added to the onboarding constructor.
Select the pencil button to enter "Edit Screen" mode.
Navigating to Basic Configuration:
In the right panel of the editing mode, you will find the "Basic config" section.
Setting Up Requests for Notifications and Advertising (for iOS SDK):
To request user permissions on a specific screen, activate the checkbox for permissions. Then select the type of permission (e.g., notifications or advertising permissions) from the dropdown menu.
📣 After enabling the request, your developer needs to implement it in the SDK code (follow the technical documentation ).
Setting Up Timer for Transition Between Screens:
To have the screen automatically transition after a set duration, enable the timer option and set the duration in seconds.
An output named "Timer" will be automatically added to the screen to connect it to the next one.
Managing Screen Animation ( for iOS SDK):
You can enable or disable animations for elements appearing on the screen for the iOS SDK onboarding. By default, the animation is enabled.
Using Local Resources (for iOS SDK):
This setting allows the use of local resources packaged in the app if the onboarding images and videos are loaded via a link, and you have uploaded the resources for your onboarding and saved them in the app package.
