Session modals (Modales de session)

These records control the welcome / summary popup shown in the web app after a user finishes a session (after the final step’s completion flow). They are separate from the Program 12 Point toggle, which only affects the last program session CTA.

• Base URL (Admin): https://admin.acusolo.net/

Related: Sessions, Steps.

Web app: session completion flow

When the user completes all steps of a session, the last step can open a music / summary modal (countdown, track, Terminer).

After the user clicks Terminer (Finish — highlighted in the reference UI), the welcome popup opens. Its image, titles, and description come from the session modal entry that matches the resolution rules below.

Admin: session modals list

Gérer les programmes → Modales de session. Create entries with Nouvelle modale de session.

Columns (typical)

Column	Definition
Session no. # in Program	Serial number of the program session this row targets (1 = first session of any program, 2 = second, …). This is the main matching key for ALWAYS rows.
Actions	Edit, Delete (with confirmation).
Statut	Enable / disable this modal record.
Default	At most one row should be default: used as fallback when no row matches the current session number (or when a session has no specific content).
Image	Hero image for the welcome popup.
Internal name	Admin-only label.
Title	User-facing title text (and related fields depending on your schema).
Open on (Ouverture)	ALWAYS or LAST_SESSION — see Types.
Description	Body content (often rich text).
Timestamp	Created / updated.

Toolbar usually includes search, sort, translation toggle, and pagination like other admin lists.

Types: ALWAYS vs LAST_SESSION

LAST_SESSION

• Exactly one such record should exist across the whole table (global singleton).
• Supplies the welcome content for the final session of every program (program-agnostic “last session” experience).
• The Session no. # in Program value on that row may be a placeholder in the UI (for example 99 in a screenshot); the product treats the row by type, not by matching session index.

ALWAYS

• One row per session index you want to customize (for example “show this copy after session 2 of any program”).
• Matching rule: if the user just finished session N of a program, use the ALWAYS row whose Session no. # in Program equals N.

Default fallback

• Mark one record as default.
• If there is no matching ALWAYS row for session N, and the finished session is not handled by LAST_SESSION, the app uses the default row’s content.

Resolution order (conceptual)

1. If the completed session is the last session of the program → use the single LAST_SESSION row (if active).
2. Else if an ALWAYS row exists for Session no. # = N → use it (if active).
3. Else → use the Default row (if active).

Session no. # in Program (important)

The value is the session serial inside the program, not the calendar day label.

Example: After finishing session 1 of any program, the app loads the modal row where Session no. # in Program = 1. After session 2, it uses the row with 2, and so on.

Create session modal

Typical fields:

• Internal name, Title, Serial (display / sort order in admin lists).
• Session no. # in Program — numeric key for ALWAYS matching (for example 3 for “after session 3”).
• Session modal image — upload (common image types, 5 MB max where shown).
• Open on — Always or Last session of the program (one item) (wording may vary by locale).
• Description — rich text.

Annuler / Create.

Edit session modal

Same fields as create, pre-filled: Slug, internal name, title, serial, Session no. # in program, image, Ouverture dropdown (Always vs last-session option), description. Annuler / Update.