# Buttons with a link

## How to create a button with a link

To make the bot display buttons with links to clients, when creating (or editing) a button, you need to:

Step 1. Create a button and Select type to **"Default"**:

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Step 2. In the **URL** field, enter:

а) a direct link:

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b) A variable that contains a link:

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Clicking the button will open the URL specified in its settings.

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Each messenger has its own specifics. For example, in Telegram and Instagram, you can only add a link to an **inline button** (buttons in the text).

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## Click notification

To track when a client clicks a link or button and configure subsequent actions, use the **"Click notification"** checkbox in the button settings.

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Click the checkbox to receive callbacks (event notifications) when a client clicks the button:

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Next, click **"Edit"** or **"Add"** (depending on whether you are editing an existing button or creating a new one).

### Example

Let's test the button. After clicking it, you should see a prompt to follow the link.

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{% hint style="info" %}
The callback will not be received until the client clicks **"learn more"**.
{% endhint %}

If the client follows the link, a callback of the following form will appear in the **Clients** section in the client’s dialogue:\
`link_was_pressed #{URL}`, where `link_was_pressed` is the callback body (event in the project), and `#{URL}` is your link.

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To configure a reaction to the callback, create a trigger block where you specify the callback in the trigger field, or specify the callback in the connection trigger:

**Option 1.** Create a trigger block that will trigger only if the callback is received:

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{% hint style="info" %}
In this example, we used the **"Trigger"** block — it will also trigger only if the specified callback is received, but it will not remove the client from the main funnel.<br>

You can use another trigger block as well.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
Please note!

The builder has a limit of 500 trigger blocks per project.
{% endhint %}

**Option 2:** Use a connection trigger

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While both require the callback to trigger, they affect the flow differently:

* **Option 1 (Fallback block):** Keeps the user in the same state.
* **Option 2 (Connection):** Advances the user to the next funnel state.


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