I have read this article:
http://www.nowsell.com/pop-ups/pop-up-cookies.html
While it was useful to me it did not cover my particular question. I'd like to trigger an exit pop-up that is triggered once per visitor and only if the visitor has NOT reached a specific page of the site.
For simplicity purposes, say the site consists of pages 1,2,3,4,5,6 with 1 being the main entry.
I'd like the pop-up to appear one time to each unique visitor who does not view page 6 during their site visit and appear as they are exiting the site.
Even better would be if the code could be served using SSI if it is required to be on all pages of the site so it could easily be turned on or off.
Even better would be if there were a way to make it pop to every Nth visitor up to a specific count and then stop on it's own.
i've got a bunch of webaplications in use that the users have open in a browser all day. and so far every thing is perfecto. my problems start when the user during the day get emails with links in them... being humans they click those links and some times they "loose" the webaplication from the original browser. this also happens of course when they use their bookmarks etc.
what i would like is to include a javascript that forces a new browser window wtih the new url & leaves the original site as-is if a url is sent to the browser.
A user will be able to choose a home for example based on criteria. The only requirement will be to choose a state. From their they can narrow down their search by the following (these will be dropdowns with options):
county series type split bedroom footage range price range sort by bedrooms bathrooms 1/2 baths garage
They don't have to choose in that order. I will have all that info in an access database.
So the user can choose a state then depending on what options they choose, all the other criteria adjust dynamicly, and if a user selects another criteria all the other criteria changes as well as the ones they may have already chosen, and so on. So basiclly when a user hits submit form they will always have a result.
I am building an online store and need to restrict checkout unless a customer has bought at least $20 of items. If they have >$20, they can check out. If they have <$20, they should get an error when they click the checkout button that will explain that there is a $20 minimum. I don't want them to be able to checkout, so maybe I also need to disable the button or hide it?
Here are the two elements in my HTML:
The total price div: Code: <div id="totalprice">{tag_productgrandtotal}</div>
The checkout button: Code: {tag_buybutton,<img alt="" src="/CatalystImages/shop_checkout.png" />}
Here is what I've tried to put together with my next-to-nothing knowledge of Javascript: Code: <body onload="checkOut()"> <script type="text/javascript"> function checkOut() { [code]...
I was just wondering how to go about checking the content of a string to see if it matches a set criteria?
For example, if I want to make sure somebody enters a date as mm/yyyy, how do I check to ensure there are:
2 numbers between 1 and 12 before the /.4 numbers between 2005 and 2020 after the /.And that the / appears between the two. I know in PHP you would use a regular expression, but how do you do it in Javascript?
I am trying to adapt an existing script which returns a list of URLS from my website based on an entry in a search box. I would like to adapt it so that I can enter a value other than the string value "xxx" but so that I can search for "xxx" or "yyy". I can see that the script uses the function GetElementsByName with a Name value. Is there any way that I can change the value of the Name to be '"xxx" or "yyy"' instead of just "xxx" or should I be using a different function?
I have a text field where a user can enter either a(n):American zip code (example: "02475")Canadian zip code (example: "A3F 4G6")A "city/state abbreviation" combination (example: "Toronto, ON", or "Las Vegas, NV")For the most part, users don't have much of a problem with the first two criteria, but some people have some trouble with the third, either by entering simply a state ("NB", or "Texas"), a city, or spelling out the state name "Chicago, Illinois". I need to put together some validation that makes sure that:
If the entered text is not an american or canadian zip code (IOW, if the entered text contains no numbers at all - in that case, move on to the next validation check)Check to see if the third to last character is non alphanumeric (if they entered the city/state combination correctly, there would be some sort of non-alphanumeric separator between the city and state abbreviation)if the entered text doesn't fit the criteria, return the error.
function hasNumbers(string) { var regex = /d/g; return regex.test(string); }
Is it possible to have an announcement popup for a user if they try to exit the page with the "X" instead of the exit button on the page? I want to make sure that they exit properly so that it logs them out of the chat...
I need an Exit popup page that when a visitor is on leaving my site it will popup. With "onUnLoad" it can work in this way but it also does something more that I don't want. When a visitor click links to pages within my site the popup will also open. I don't want this. What I need is that only when a visitor is leaving my site but current page, the popup will open. Anyone have a solution for this please give me a hand.
Basically, I have an ASP.NET page that's holding a lot of data. In case a user accidentally clicks the exit or back button, I want to pop up a javascript confirmation box that says 'Are you sure you want to exit?' and if the user clicks 'ok', the browser exits, and if the user hits 'cancel' it returns to the page, like the user never clicked the [x].
I can pop up a confirmation easily enough, but what methods do i need to use to keep the user or to close the browser? Also, I would like it if it only popped up on closing the browser or hitting back, not on a refresh, as the ASP page does a lot of post-backs.
I am writing a web site that uses JavaScript to validate certain forms and I seem to be having some trouble. The site uses PHP and for one of the forms, depending on the situation, one of of the text inputs does not exist - the PHP doesn't generate the HTML for it. I wanted to have the validation script check the length of the input if it exists but I knew that I might have trouble if I tried to check the value of the input without first checking that the input exists so I tried using code similar to this:
if(document.getElementById("someId")!=null && document.getElementById("someId").value.length<8) { alert("String must be at least 8 characters."); }
However, when I try that in Firefox (that's the only browser I've tried so far), the validation script exits, the form is submitted with errors, and I get a message in the JavaScript console saying that the ID that I gave was invalid. I know it's invalid! That's why I checked for null!
I thought that getElementById() would return null if the ID was invalid. Is there any way to check if the input exists before validating its value?
When you click on the link to a web site, close the app, then open the app again, it displays the web site instead of the app. How do you get back to the app?
My issue is I would like to have this code validate my radio buttons on my form and also have an onscreen pop-up in the case that the user is exiting the page without filling out the form.I have had both of these peices of code working...but when I put both of them on the page the pop-up will override the validation script, and I don't wish to have the pop-up, pop-up when the user hits the submit button. Here are my pieces of code:Inside my head tag:
<script language="JavaScript"> function closeIt() {
A Client of mine wants a popup window to appear when a visitor to his site tries to leave. In this popup window he wants to ask 4 simple questions and offer a free gift.As popups are unpopular, and are generally blocked I went looking for another way round the problem.In some sites that I see now, I see a confirm box asking "Are you sure you want to leave this page?"Sometimes with a customised message in there as well.I was thinking of using something similar, and when the visitor presses "cancel" (to stay on the page and prevent the window closing) to then show the popup (either redirect to new page or use modal dialog overlay box, eg jQuery Thickbox).
This is probably very basic, but I don't think I'm searching the right terms to find what I need, I'm looking for an example code of how to do this.I have 3 columns (form fields below)
PRICE | ITEMS | Total
I want a user to be able to enter in a price and the amount of items so that when they leave one of those two fields, it will autocalculate and populate the "total" field. I also want the option for them to be able to fill out the total field alone, without having to enter "price" or "items". So basically 'total' has to be filled out either way, because I will then be doing calculations with that data.
I have the original script I was using along with a modified script sent back to me from someone in another forum. They also advised me to add rel="external" to all of my external links. I'm not sure if a different condition would apply whether the link stayed within my site or went elsewhere.In any event, it's still not working. The changes get me to my desired page on internal links, but the pop-up still engages and I have to click "OK" before it takes me there.I'm obviously looking to get this to work so that all internal links go straight to the page they're defined to, without the pop-up engaging at all.Both script versions are below:
My original:
<script type="text/javascript"> var internal = 0; function bunload() {
The javascript code to close the window does work in Explorer 8, but does not work using Mozilla/5.0, Google Chrome, Safari. Here's an excerpt from the code (code alignment lost of course)
<h2>Select Test Application Name</h2> <p>Please type in Application</p> <form method="post" action="./controller.php"> <fieldset>
[Code].....
Symptom is screen remains unchanged on "click" on Exit Button (except for explorer). Everything else works fine (e.g. control goes to controller.php on submit).
IE has a real problem working with my site at the moment and I want to force people to only NON Microsoft browsers for the moment until I get around to fixing the issue (I am only in beta, so its not a major issue)I have seen guides on how to do the detection, and im sure this is a real simple question, but how do i get it to stop loading the page (i.e just provide a blank white page) straight after the popup warning message? this is what i have
I'm trying to make this code run and keep getting the same error. "Could not find the main class: Initials. Program will exit." I'm using jcreator and java is up to date. I really not sure if I posted this in the correct area but
We implemented an exit popup on our page. When a user tries to leave our purchase page, an exit popup comes up saying that if they click cancel they will get a 50 dollar discount and are automatically redirected to that discounted checkout form.
The problem is, when a user clicks our "submit" button, when they are trying to purchase at full price, the exit popup shows up too, and redirects them, so essentially we can't get the full amount out of our customers! We want the script on the page, but we don't want it to show up when users click our submit button.
heres the exit popup script
Code: <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> window.onbeforeunload = confirmExit; function yPop(url) { var found = 1;
