Displays the widget. The widget is displayed by default on page load. You don't need to call show to display the widget unless you use hide.

Hides all parts of the widget from the page. You can invoke it before or after page load.

Opens the messaging Web Widget. Chat become visible

Closes the messaging Web Widget.

Sets the locale of the messaging Web Widget. For a list of supported locales and associated codes, use the following Zendesk public REST API endpoint

Sets the CSS property z-index on all the iframes for the messaging Web Widget.

The messaging Web Widget uses a mixture of cookies as well as local and session storage in order to function.

Allows values for conversation fields to be set in the client to add contextual data about the conversation. To learn more about Messaging Metadata, see Introduction to Messaging Metadata.

example fields: [{id: "123456789", value: 100.5}]

Allows custom conversation tags to be set in the client to add contextual data about the conversation. To learn more about Messaging Metadata, see Introduction to Messaging Metadata.

example tags: ["sales", "computer_accessories"]

If your application has a login flow, or if a user needs to access the same conversation from multiple devices, you can use the loginUser API.

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Your app may have a logout function that brings users back to a login screen. In this case, revert the messaging Web Widget to a pre-login state by calling the logoutUser API.