Use the same direct link, you can load Qiota.js directly. Once loaded, qiota library will be
available on your website.
Adding the <script> tag loads Qiota’s JavaScript file.You may include this either within your <head> tag or inside the <body> part of your HTML, before the end of the page.
... <script src= "https://[www/beta].qiota.com/assets/getQiota.js" ></script> ...
The <div> qiota_engage tag container
The getQiota.js file allows you to render a Qiota widget on the client side.
Configure the container and form where the Qiota Widget will add the elements.
Make sure to replace TOKEN CLIENT with your generated client token.
... <div class= "qiota_engage" > </div> ...
The widget will appear exactly where this <div> tag is included on your page. When the
getQiota.js file is loaded, this <div> tag will get populated.
Call widget QiotaEngage
Once get the authorization you can call method for get elements subscription form.
< script type = "text/javascript" > var q_token = "ACCESS_TOKEN" ; //required var q_urlcallback = "https://yourserver/qiota_return" ; //required // The QiotaAuth widget will be rendered in an html element : // <div class="qiota_sub"></div> renderQiotaSub(q_token, q_urlcallback); < /script >
The qiota_engage div will be populated for login of the user. After login success, the Qiota
system checks whether the article exists and whether the access right is still valid, and
sends a parms on the UrlCallBack by the Get method.
The variable for q_urlcallback can be the same as for the paywall method put in Dashboard.
Response from QiotaEngage
Once the QiotaEngage complete the process, the system sends on URLCALLBACK the
informations about process.
