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Advanced Building (11)

  • Last Update April 25, 2024

    WalkMe Performance Best Practices

    This article will guide you on how to build your WalkMe implementation according to best practices for performance.

  • Last Update October 15, 2024

    Logic Rules

    Logic Rules allow you to create logic statements inside of the Rule Engine based on dynamic attributes and predefined constants.

  • Last Update December 5, 2024

    Using Website Functions within WalkMe

    WalkMe features now support the use of website functions.

  • Last Update April 30, 2024

    Cross-App Solutions

    Brief Overview This cross-app solution allows you to share your WalkMe Data between systems. This feature enables multi-system WalkMe Data. Meaning, you can store data in a different system's storage. For example, users can start...

  • Last Update August 5, 2024

    Variables

    A Variable contains useful information about a user that WalkMe can then use to help target specific users and ensure a user will see only content relevant to them.

  • Last Update November 17, 2021

    What is Dynamic Text?

    Dynamic Text allows you to customize text used by WalkMe for different features.

  • Last Update November 5, 2024

    How To Use Dynamic Text For Visual Display

    Dynamic Text allows you to create personalized messages for your end-users and insert them into Walk-Thru steps/popups, ShoutOuts, SmartTips (Guidance-type), Launchers, and Surveys.

  • Last Update November 19, 2024

    What is Regex?

    Regular expressions (AKA regex) allow you to manipulate Dynamic Text that appears in WalkMe content or that is part of automated processes.

  • Last Update September 12, 2023

    WalkMe jQuery Cheatsheet

    Use this Cheatsheet to find the best way to optimize WalkMe with jQuery.

  • Last Update September 12, 2023

    jQuery Selector Optimizer

    The ‘jQuery Optimizer’ detects if a specific selector that you have written can be rewritten with a more modern syntax that would evaluate faster.