I am looking for a script that serves a pop-up only when a site is exited. The popup needs to be unblockable such as those DHTML pop-ups that you see everywhere. Thanks
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Just remember - anything written in Javascript is inherently blockable - and there's nothing you can do to prevent blocking it. The user decides whether Javascript can run on your site, you can't. Granted, most people don't even know that they can block Javascript, let alone how to do it, but all it takes is installing NoScript in your browser and Javascript is blocked on all sites by default. That blocks your Javascript popup.
Not many people block javascript, and the functionality of many websites depend on it, making it a powerful choice to disable it; it could mal affect the browsing experience. right?
No, if you want to enable it, and you know what you're doing, it's one click. Any site that doesn't gracefully degrade without Javascript is one I wouldn't be visiting anyway.
Ah. I just always left it running. Because Jquery is dependent on Javascript and so many things run on jquery these days. Are you sure you are not talking about the Java Engine?
Rukbat has a point, as a user i still have the option to block a specific script that will stop me from leaving a website. Disabling javascript will just do it.
Popups are handled by the browser, so making them "unblockable" is impossible unless you're using pure javascript/css for this. In which case, it woudn't open in a new window, it would open as a DIV element on your page before someone leaves your site.
Normal pop ups are hopeless now a days. IM type pop ups are excellent because they can't be blocked by browsers. But to find the script is another question.