Thread: Multiple Pop ups on page(activated by text link)

Hi, I found this script on the "tips & tricks" page and I just need some help as to where I add this. Do I add to the body of the page html ? and How do I go about making it work for when you click on the text links etc.

The code is as follows:.......

Simple way to open window as a popup.
on the link just type this:
Code:
"#" onClick="window.open('http://www.yourdomain/yourpage.html', '','width=300,height=300'); return false;"
Change the page name and the size according what you want
If you are using Bluevoda, eliminate the first quote " of the code because will be automatic added by Bluevoda itself.
make like this:
Code:
#" onClick="window.open('http://www.yourdomain/yourpage.html', '','width=300,height=300'); return false;"

No, you simply add this in the URL field of the Link dialog box.

Hi Navaldesign and thanks

but doin this will irritate the visitors & u'll loose them

No montsa, not for some things - we aren't talking about the type of pop-ups you are.

montsa007, you want to us this script with things like giving tips on how to perform a task or if you sell merchandise on your site, use this script for your customers to view bigger pictures of your thumbnails, but then again, you can use the photo gallery for that.

Nevertheless, there are some neat things you can do with the script. If, however, you linked all of your navigation toolbars or all of your links like that, if that's what you were thinking, montsa007, then that would be darn near torturous to navigate such a site.

Originally Posted by bevilleliam

Hi, I found this script on the "tips & tricks" page and I just need some help as to where I add this. Do I add to the body of the page html ? and How do I go about making it work for when you click on the text links etc.

The code is as follows:.......

Simple way to open window as a popup.
on the link just type this:
Code:
"#" onClick="window.open('http://www.yourdomain/yourpage.html', '','width=300,height=300'); return false;"
Change the page name and the size according what you want

If you are using Bluevoda, eliminate the first quote " of the code because will be automatic added by Bluevoda itself.
make like this:
Code:
#" onClick="window.open('http://www.yourdomain/yourpage.html', '','width=300,height=300'); return false;"

Where to find this:
Code:
#"onClick="window.open ?

What you mean "where to find ? " the code is in the above posts. You simply type it in the URL field of the Link Properties Window.