Can a PopUp Layer be triggered when a new page is opened?

[jclements]

Upon going to a new page via a PageNext or PagePrevious button, is there a way to automatically trigger a PopUp Layer?

[covoxer]

Well, not without scripting again I'm afraid.

1. You'll need to have a button that opens the pop-up because othervise it will be not recognized as a pop-up. This has to be on-click pop-up (select pop-up layer in the Link tab "Popup layer" field).
2. Give this button following name: "my_aop".
3. Insert following code in the placeholder on the page:

<script type="text/javascript">
var my_aop_oldload=window.onload;
window.onload=my_aop_load;
function my_aop_load(e)
{if(my_aop_oldload)my_aop_oldload(e);
var o=document.getElementById('my_aop');
if(o.href)window.open(o.href,'_self');};
</script>

Note, that you can actually use any unique name for that button by changing it in the code (highlighted in red).

[jclements]

Thank you, John.

I will give it a try.

[jclements]

Works like a champ!

[aridzone]

Thanks John

Thanks also jclements for the example

[richinri]

Well, not without scripting again I'm afraid.

1. You'll need to have a button that opens the pop-up because othervise it will be not recognized as a pop-up. This has to be on-click pop-up (select pop-up layer in the Link tab "Popup layer" field).
2. Give this button following name: "my_aop".
3. Insert following code in the placeholder on the page:

<script type="text/javascript">
var my_aop_oldload=window.onload;
window.onload=my_aop_load;
function my_aop_load(e)
{if(my_aop_oldload)my_aop_oldload(e);
var o=document.getElementById('my_aop');
if(o.href)window.open(o.href,'_self');};
</script>

Note, that you can actually use any unique name for that button by changing it in the code (highlighted in red).

Using colors to highlight is immature. hahahahahaha

[steve.ledger]

Settle...

[jclements]

Let me state this emphatically, Covexer only stoops to immaturety to get to my level. . . . And by God, it works.

[steve.ledger]

It's 'Covoxer' - but I can understand the Freudian slip

[covoxer]

It's 'Covoxer' - but I can understand the Freudian slip

Indeed.
I wonder when someone will try to guess what the 'covoxer' is?