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Ramona _ #1
Pop up that appears on domain exit only.
I would like for a pop up to appear on closing the "x" on the top right of a
browser window,
What this means is, I want a pop up to appear when a user is trying to leave
my website. Example: give them a special offer.
I do not want this message to appear when they leave to visit/surf other areas
of my website.
Please help!
Ramona _ Guest
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E Michael Brandt #2 Re: Pop up that appears on domain exit only.
It is not possible to distinguish just how the user is leaving your
page. The event in question here is the unload event, and it fires
whether the user clicks the X, or submits a form, clicks a link, whatever.
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Ramona _ wrote:> I would like for a pop up to appear on closing the "x" on the top right of a
> browser window,
>
> What this means is, I want a pop up to appear when a user is trying to leave
> my website. Example: give them a special offer.
>
> I do not want this message to appear when they leave to visit/surf other areas
> of my website.
>
> Please help!
>E Michael Brandt Guest
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E Michael Brandt #3 Re: Pop up that appears on domain exit only.
Forgot also to mention that such unsolicited popups are likely to be
blocked by the user's Popup Blocker. So all in all this is a bad idea.....
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E. Michael Brandt
[url]www.divaHTML.com[/url]
divaGPS : you-are-here menu highlighting
divaFAQ : FAQ pages with pizazz
[url]www.valleywebdesigns.com[/url]
JustSo PictureWindow
JustSo PhotoAlbum
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E Michael Brandt wrote:>
> It is not possible to distinguish just how the user is leaving your
> page. The event in question here is the unload event, and it fires
> whether the user clicks the X, or submits a form, clicks a link, whatever.
>E Michael Brandt Guest
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east99 #4 Re: Pop up that appears on domain exit only.
[q]Originally posted by: Ramona _
I would like for a pop up to appear on closing the "x" on the top right of a
browser window,
What this means is, I want a pop up to appear when a user is trying to leave
my website. Example: give them a special offer.
I do not want this message to appear when they leave to visit/surf other areas
of my website.
Please help![/q]
You could try this:
1. Create the HTML page popup page the way you want. lets call it popup.html
Now if i understand correctly, you want to go to this popup.html you just
created if the user wants to close the main page right?
2. This goes in the main page:
<body onunload="javascript:logout()">
The function logout() looks something like this:
function logout ()
{
window.open("popup.html");
}
I hope that helps you.
But if my pop up blocker is running this code wont work anyway.
east99 Guest
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AAlanC #5 Re: Pop up that appears on domain exit only.
They are right. When leaving a page the ONUNLOAD event gives no clue to where
they are going our how the page is closing (submit, link, ...).
But you can create a pop-under window. If you use the ONULOAD, popup blockers
will block it. One can jump into the onClick event and add a function that will
open the pop-under window and avoid blockers.
The Advanced Window Open 3.0 extension has the tools to build those windows.
Many of us are prejucied against these types of popup ads but clients like
them. Unfortunately there are always more nubies on the net that will buy via
popups... Someday someone will do a market study to tell us they help or hurt
sales.
AAlanC Guest
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