Logic & Triggers

7 min readUpdated June 2026

Two separate systems control widget behaviour: display triggers decide when the widget appears, and page logic decides what happens after each page, including conditional branching based on user input.

Display triggers

Set on the Triggers tab in the editor. A trigger is a named, reusable rule — create it once in Triggers in the sidebar, then assign it to any project.

Triggers tab in the widget editor — The Triggers tab — select an existing trigger or click Manage Triggers to create a new one.

Available trigger types:

Type	Description	Mode
URL Match	Show on pages matching a URL pattern — exact, contains, starts with, or regex.	All modes
Scroll Depth	Show after the user scrolls to X% of the page.	Popup
Exit Intent	Show when the cursor moves above the viewport (desktop). Fires once per session.	Popup
Time Delay	Show N seconds after page load.	Popup
Custom Event	Show when your code calls window.Jule.trigger('name').	All modes

Scroll Depth and Exit Intent only fire for popups. Assigning them to an inline widget shows a warning banner in the editor but does not prevent publishing.

Element-level visibility

Click any element in the canvas to open its property panel. Switch to the Visibilitytab to show or hide the element based on other field values — for example, only show a "What state are you in?" dropdown if a previous checkbox is checked.

Element property panel showing Edit and Visibility tabs — The element panel — Edit tab for content/style, Visibility tab for conditional display rules.

Page logic

Click Logic in the editor top bar to configure what happens at the end of each page. Options per page:

Next Page — advance to the following page in sequence (default).
Jump to Page — skip to a specific page. Used for branching flows.
Show Thank You — display the end-of-flow message and close.
Redirect — navigate the browser to a URL on submit.

Conditional branching

On the Logic view, add conditions to a page's outcome. A condition compares a field value to a literal and routes the user to a different page if it matches:

Logic example

// Page 1 ends with a Single Select: "What describes you best?"
// Options: "I'm a marketer", "I'm a developer", "I'm an executive"

If  role === "I'm a developer"                      →  Jump to Page 3 (technical setup)
If  role === "I'm an executive"                     →  Jump to Page 4 (ROI overview)
Default                          →  Next Page (Page 2, marketer flow)