function optimizely_help in Optimizely 8.3

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 optimizely.module \optimizely_help()
2. 8.0 optimizely.module \optimizely_help()
3. 7.3 optimizely.module \optimizely_help()
4. 7.2 optimizely.module \optimizely_help()

Implements hook_help().

Help text related to the module's functionality and use.

File

./optimizely.module, line 36

Optimizely module.

Code

function optimizely_help($route_name, $arg) {
  switch ($route_name) {
    case 'help.page.optimizely':
      return t('<p><a href="http://optimize.ly/OZRdc0">Optimizely</a> is a third
         party service to add A/B testing to a web site. The tests are applied to
         the site by loading javascript snippets generated by the Optimizely web
         site. The generated javascript files are applied to certain paths on the
         site based on Project entries managed by the Optimizely module. To start
         to apply the general, sitewide Optimizely javascript file the
         <a href="@settings">Optimizely account ID</a> must be entered in the
         module administration page.</p>
         <p>Enable or disable each project entry to apply the project settings
         while not needing to remove the actual entry. The default entry can be
         disabled when additional project entries are made with more specific
         settings. This can include using the orginal Project Code.</p>', [
        '@settings' => Url::fromRoute('optimizely.settings')
          ->toString(),
      ]);
    case 'optimizely.listing':
      return t('<p>A listing of the Optimizely projects. Each entry can be
         enabled / disabled for specific or wildcard paths. Enabled entries are
         highlighted in green while disabled entries are in red. The top,
         "Default" entry cannot be deleted but its settings can be adjusted or
         completely disabled.</p>
         <p>The goal of having multiple projects is to minimize the size of the
         optimizely hosted javascript file. If all experiments are contained in a
         single file and processed on every page load there may be an issue with
         increased page load time. Having multiple projects and loading them on
         specific paths that apply to the experiments helps to minimize the size
         of the file and eliminate processing unused javascript on the user\'s
         browser.</p>');
    case 'optimizely.add_update':
    case 'optimizely.add_update.oid':
      return t('Add or edit specific project entries. Each entry should have an
         Optimizely project / experiment assigned to it, as well as a range of
         website paths where the Optimizely javascript hosted file should be
         included.');
    case 'optimizely.settings':
      return t('Add the Optimizely account ID supplied by the Optimizely website.
         The account ID is essential to setting up the initial sitewide default
         project entry.');
  }
}