When a user provides her or his feedback by submitting an idea, bug report or comment she/he needs to provide name and e-mail.
If your website supports authorization and the current user is logged in - most likely you would know the user name and e-mail and there is no good reason to force the user to enter this information again. UserReport snippet provides the possibility to pass default name and e-mail and user may choose to change it.
window._urq = window._urq || []; _urq.push(['setFeedbackForumUserName', 'Alejandro']); _urq.push(['setFeedbackForumUserEmail', 'alejandro@example.mail']);
Most likely, user name and e-mail is known on the server when rendering page, so here is an example on PHP how it can de dynamically:
<?php // Assuming that getCurrentUser() function return assoc array with name and email keys, like // array('name' => 'Alejandro', 'email' => 'alejandro@example.mail') $user = getCurrentUser(); ?> <script> if ($user) // Serialize object to protect again XSS injection var user = <?php echo json_encode($user); ?> window._urq = window._urq || []; _urq.push(['setFeedbackForumUserName', user.name]); _urq.push(['setFeedbackForumUserEmail', user.password]); ) </script>
If you add Feedback widget into IFrame or generating URL to it dynamically you can also send default name and e-mail as well, by following adding userName and userEmail parameters in hash-part of URL. Here is an example of such link:
https://feedback.userreport.com/ff479801-fc38-48bd-bf2d-a499ae38c02b/#submit/idea?userName=Alejandro&userEmail=alejandro@example.mail
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