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Link parameters

Every app has a feedback link, on its Installation › Link tab in the TellsU dashboard:

https://go.tellsu.com/pk_yourpublickey

It opens the hosted page on its own. Use it anywhere a link can go, including a button or widget of your own. Add query parameters to send details with the feedback, or to start the form on a feedback type or sentiment:

https://go.tellsu.com/pk_yourpublickey?v=2.4.1&t=bug&s=sad

All of them are optional.

Parameter What it is Values
v Your app’s version 2.4.1
t Feedback type to start on bug, idea, question, praise
s Sentiment to start on happy, neutral, sad
sc The part of your app it’s opened from, a short name, never an address settings
ch Release channel stable, beta
ed Your app’s edition free, pro
h Host: the software your app runs inside Adobe Commerce
hv Host’s version 2.4.7
rt Runtime: what your app runs on Node
rv Runtime’s version 22.11
e.<name> One of your own values (paid) e.sync=on

Values your app’s platform doesn’t keep are dropped: see What’s sent in its quick start. e.<name> values are kept only for names you’ve allowed in your app’s Form › Environment tab.

The hosted page detects the browser and operating system from the browser it opens in. A link opened inside your app gets the browser your app runs in; a link in a README gets whichever browser the reader uses.

  • Your user sees every value in the environment the page shows before sending.
  • Values that look like an email address or a long token are masked, then every value is cut to 100 characters.
  • The message is never in the link, and parameters are never shown as the page’s text. A t or s that isn’t one of the values above is ignored, as are parameters TellsU doesn’t know.
  • Keep the whole link under 2,000 characters.
  • Links keep working. Every parameter here stays supported. If you rotate your app’s key, links with the old key open a page asking people to update your app.