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How to Test Images with Muvandy

Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 · Posted by Susan Tatum · in No Comments

When we developed Muvandy two of our design principles were: application speed and a simple setup. So we handle images a little differently than we handle text. You keep the images you want to test on your server in the same place you keep the rest of your images – no need to upload every image to Muvandy.

Here are the steps to make it work:

  1. First give your image variable a name you’ll recognize later – for example, Button Image. This name will become the API key for this VARIABLE.
  2. Give the first VARIATION of this VARIABLE a recognizable name – let’s say red button.
  3. Use the file name in the text box for that VARIATION — probably something like red-button.jpg.
  4. Put the image file (red-button.jpg) into the images folder of your website or application.
  5. Then in the tag of the image you want to test on your website, simply put the following code – <img src=”/images/<%= muvandy.get_variation(“Button Image”, “button-default.jpg”) %>” /> where button-default.jpg is the name of your current button image file.

It’s that simple.

 

 

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