Lock visitors strictly into a designated landing page or sales funnel, preventing unauthorized directory exploration with instant edge security gating.
PathLock™ is an exclusive PRO security and anti-distraction feature designed for marketing teams, affiliate publishers, and funnel architects.
When enabled, PathLock™ displays the destination within a responsive, isolated viewer container equipped with an edge security gate.
Strict Single-Page mode prevents visitors from exploring other site directories (e.g. browsing the store catalog when shared a single product validation page).
Funnel & Subpaths mode permits seamless progression through multi-step funnels (e.g., /checkout, /confirmation, /upsell) while blocking escape routes outside the authorized prefix.
Core architectural pillars ensuring high performance, isolation, and security.
Ready-to-use TypeScript code snippets and configuration examples for your integrations.
Authorize an entire checkout funnel while barring visitors from exploring outside pages:
Direct HTTP request methods, parameters schema, authentication, and responses.
Create a short link configured with PathLock™ single-page or funnel isolation.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pathLockMode | string | Optional | PathLock restriction mode: 'off' | 'strict' | 'funnel'. (PRO plan)Default: off | strict |
| pathLockPrefix | string | Optional | Authorized URL path prefix to whitelist for visitor browsing. | product-page |
| pathLockMessage | string | Optional | Custom notice message presented when visitor triggers security gate. | Navigation restricted to this presentation page. |
Link configuration with active PathLock isolation:
Expert tips to maximize performance, resilience, and link security.
Use 'Strict Single-Page' when sharing one-off product reviews, NDAs, or partner validations.
Use 'Funnel & Subpaths' with a common root prefix (e.g., 'checkout' or 'webinar') to permit natural multi-step user flows.
Provide a friendly, context-specific block message so visitors understand why wider site navigation was gated.
