An A/B test is the organization’s, of webinars of one method or of
VSLs (its kind), splitting a page’s visitors among them: a page
carries the test where it would carry a webinar or a VSL, and each
browser is dealt one of them and keeps it. What was dealt says so of
itself — a registration’s abTestId is
the test that dealt the form they registered through, read from the form
load they sent it from (on a paid webinar, the one their ticket order was
sent from), absent where no test dealt it or they did not come through a
form; a VSL player load’s, the test that dealt it the VSL.
webinar or vsl: what the test splits the visitors among, set once.
method
A webinar test’s webinars’ method, set once; absent on a VSL test.
adaptive
Whether the deal drifts towards the one doing better: by registrations per form view on a webinar test, by plays per player view on a VSL test.
active
Whether it deals. Inactive, pages carrying it draw nothing, and its results stay. Active, it has two or more webinars or VSLs that can be dealt; it goes inactive by itself where fewer are left.
archived
Put away: off the lists, and nothing more. Only one inactive may be, and it stays inactive when brought back.
webinars
A webinar test’s: each webinarId with its weight, its share of the deal over the sum of the weights. Empty on a VSL test, and may be empty on an inactive one. A webinar deleted leaves it for good.
vsls
A VSL test’s: each vslId with its weight, the same way. Empty on a webinar test, and may be empty on an inactive one. A VSL deleted leaves it for good.