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hitanshu
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Posted: 2004-Aug-26 01:45
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Hi,

Could someone tell me how to make pop_unders? What is the script? For example if someone exit your website, and then a pop_under comes for email subscription or some kind of free tips. Could someone tell me how do we do that?? I want to know about pop_under only, NOT pop_ups. I really one badly!!

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Hitanshu



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Posted: 2004-Aug-26 22:34
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This belongs to JavaScript not CGI Perl scripting...

Look for unload insctruction under javascript (it's opposite is onload, usually used in the body tag to load vars/funcs after an HTML body loads)

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Posted: 2004-Aug-30 15:40
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'Pop unders' scripts are a bit unwieldy if not carefully used. The pop under is fired on the unload event which means that everytime the visitor changes the pages it fires "normally". But as we call the same page in the 'named' window it doesn't affect the overall effect.
Try the simple version as below:


Code: [copy]




And call the action like so:<body Onunload="fire();">

What I have given above is really a basic popunder. You can add the bells and whistles as you require.


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