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# 4. New Conversation (Parameter)

Starting a new conversation is one-click away in the `desktop navigation` reusable element:

![](/files/-LXWy5ANNu4pPdblhyvo)

When the Current User clicks the `Text "+ New Conversation"` button within the `desktop navigation` reusable element, they will be navigated to the messages page, with the parameter "v = new".

#### How this works:

In preview mode, the Current User clicks here (on any page which contains the `desktop navigation` reusable element):

![](/files/-LIDnNEDNyE3qVsGeEDQ)

The `Text "+ New Conversation"` element within the `desktop navigation` reusable element:

![](/files/-LIDoMfZhkU6fNmm9p7x)

When it's clicked, this "Go to Page" workflow is run:

![](/files/-LIDoWJ0EwRB3e5cqTJk)

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With this setup, the Current User is navigated to the messages page, with the added parameter "v=new".  This parameter is shown in the page URL, and 'tells Bubble' that the Current User would like to start a new Conversation, once the messages page is loaded.  

The `FG - Create New Conversation` element will then be shown to the Current User because of this conditional below.  

![](/files/-LIDpLUW8ala3QVY4c0g)

The Current User will be able to immediately start adding recipient Users and typing their message when the page is loaded:

![](/files/-LXWyUaWwMLqXltFK1WK)


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