Have been searching around the net but haven't found anything much recent of some code for a pop-under that will beat a lot of the blockers out there? Anyone got anything of use? Thanks!
Why do you want a popup? They are very annoying. I think that a site that has popups loses respect. Don't do popups. They are a feature of the internet that should not exist.
I was afraid people like you would reply to this thread; I don't want to hear it. Thank You! Btw.. I said, pop-under, not pop-up.
Look at this: http://blog.green.tv/2006/08/31/oh-no-not-popups/ Users hate pop-ups. Or pop-unders, whatever. If you want to make money, I would suggest using relevant ads on the page. Don't stoop down to using pop-ups/unders.
Mike..... I am an experienced enough web designer & surfer to know what I am doing; I am not here for a discussion about the pros & cons of using them so unless you can help me out then plz stop posting to my thread.
Okay, I don't know anything about pop-under (under the current window) code that will beat blockers. here is a page on "pop-unders" as they called them, that are a part of the page, but look sort of like a separate window. I don't know why both use the same name, and I think you want an actual window that goes under the current window, but these WILL beat the blockers. Edit: Hehe, almost forgot to post the link: http://icant.co.uk/articles/how-to-create-popunders/
Thanks for the link Mike; but since I am needing to load an entire site the user needs full browser functionality & hence I need the ability to launch a full browser window. Not sure why they call those "pop-unders" though..... pop-unders are similar to pop-ups but they don't pop "in your face"; they load in the background & you don't see them unless you manually bring them up or close the window. Those things appear in your face like pop-ups.
I had a look at their page & noticed this quote.. "29. Choose from three different types of pop-up, including one that will help you avoid getting trapped by pop-up blockers." I assume the ones they/you are referring to are more than likely like the ones Mike linked me to above with the CSS/DOM style. Mike: Nope, didn't work.