Basics - accessing your site's mood

• Intro
• Basics - your site's mood
• Sample scripts
• Modifying the widget

Accessing your websites' mood

Using your site code you can access your website's mood at any time from this URL (where '12345' is your site ID):

http://www.moodsites.com/getMood/12345

This will output a simple line of text, which contains your mood, a separator - the 'pipe' character | - and your mood level. For example:

angry|3

This means your visitors are angry, but just barely - 3%. Here's another example:

happy|89

Now you're doing something right - your visitors are majorly happy. 89% happy, in fact.

So what can you do with this code? Click over to the sample scripts to see.

JavaScript mood & mood level

Include this script above any other Moodsites scripts in your page and you'll have access to your site's mood and mood level via two variables: "usrMood" and "usrMoodLevel".

Latest mood rating

If you want to access your latest mood rating, here's how you do it. The output is in the same format as the mood code at the top, for example, "love|92".

http://www.moodsites.com/getLatestMood/12345

JavaScript latest mood

Outputs two variables: "usrLatestMood" and "usrLatestMoodLevel"