Shortcode Reference

The banners appear on their own schedule. A shortcode puts the same action inside a page you control, which is what you want on an About page, a landing page or a footer widget.

Go to DevDiggers Plugins → Progressive Web App → Configuration → Shortcodes.

Each card carries a Copy button, so nothing has to be retyped.

Install App Button

[ddwppwa_install_button]

Opens the browser’s install prompt so visitors can add your app to their home screen or desktop.

Attribute	Default	What it does
label	Install App	Text on the button

The button stays hidden until the browser is ready to install, so it never appears as a control that does nothing. On a browser that cannot install, it never appears at all.

Example: [ddwppwa_install_button label="Install our app"]

Enable Notifications Button

[ddwppwa_subscribe_button]

Asks the visitor to allow push notifications. Use it when you want an opt-in button on a page instead of, or as well as, the automatic prompt.

Attribute	Default	What it does
label	Enable Notifications	Text on the button

Needs push configured under Push Setup and the site served over HTTPS.

Example: [ddwppwa_subscribe_button label="Get updates"]

Back in Stock Button (Pro)

[ddwppwa_stock_alert_button]

Lets a shopper ask to be notified when an out-of-stock product returns. Only the people who asked are notified, so it does not disturb the rest of your subscribers.

Attribute	Default	What it does
product_id	The current product	Which product to watch. Required outside a single product page
label	Notify me when available	Text on the button. Defaults to the label set under Automations

It appears by itself on out-of-stock product pages once Back in Stock Alerts is enabled under Automations, so you only need this shortcode to place it somewhere else.

Example: [ddwppwa_stock_alert_button product_id="123" label="Tell me when it is back"]

Share Button (Pro)

[ddwppwa_share_button]

Opens the phone’s own share sheet with the current page, the same sheet a native app uses. On a desktop browser with no share sheet it copies the link instead.

Attribute	Default	What it does
label	Share	Text on the button

Enable Native Share under App Experience first.

Example: [ddwppwa_share_button label="Share this"]

Save for Offline Button (Pro)

[ddwppwa_save_offline_button]

Saves the page to the device so it stays readable with no connection. The saved page is listed in the browser’s own downloads area, and removing it there clears the stored copy.

Attribute	Default	What it does
label	Save for offline	Text on the button

Enable Save For Offline under App Experience first.

Four of them on one page

The fifth is missing on purpose. Back in Stock renders nothing unless the product it names is genuinely out of stock, so it cannot sit in a row with the other four on an ordinary page. It appears by itself on a sold-out product page.

Every shortcode is registered whether or not the feature behind it is on. That is deliberate: an unregistered shortcode renders as literal [ddwppwa_install_button] text on any page already using one, which is worse than a button that quietly does nothing.

Where to go next

• How to Add the Install and Subscribe Buttons
• App Experience Settings
• Automation Settings