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<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://toolkit.dixa.io/cards/v1/style.css" />
<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/purecss@1.0.1/build/pure-min.css"
  integrity="sha384-oAOxQR6DkCoMliIh8yFnu25d7Eq/PHS21PClpwjOTeU2jRSq11vu66rf90/cZr47"
  crossorigin="anonymous"
/>
<script>
  function validate(t) {
    const email = document.getElementById('email');

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The JavaScript API provides more control over the widget. You can customize the widget behavior programmatically.

The JavaScript API can be called via window._dixa object after the snippet widget code, e.g. the API can be called with: _dixa(function name{string}, parameter, ... parameter);

It's possible to add as many requests as you need with the following eg.:

window._dixa('api.setLanguage', 'en-US'); // Set the language to English.

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JavaScript API can be called via window._dixa object after the widget code, e.g. the api can be called with:

_dixa(function name{string}, parameter, ... parameter);

List of the available javascript API settings.:

Set the view of the widget

// view can be "conversation" or "minimized".

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<button class="btn btn-block" onClick="window.open(`https://dr.dk?${encodeURIComponent('%&€#!')}`)">Test open window</button>

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JavaScript API can be called via window._dixa object after the widget code, e.g. the api can be called with:

_dixa(function name{string}, parameter, ... parameter);

List of the available javascript API settings.:

Set the view of the widget

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JavaScript API can be called via window._dixa object after the widget code, e.g. the api can be called with:

_dixa(function name{string}, parameter, ... parameter);

List of the available javascript API settings.:

Set the view of the widget