Pop-up Forms with Jquery

Discussion in 'JavaScript' started by Keesey, Oct 8, 2012.

  1. #1
    Hello everyone,

    I am a newly graduated web-designer with around two years of experience. I have a solid knowledge of CSS and html coding, but am lacking when it comes to javascript and jquery.

    I want to create a popup form for joining a mailing list. I envision a box that says something like "Join our Mailing List", and when a user clicks it, a small window will pop up with a form containing elements for name, email, and comment. Then a submit button at the bottom, and probably an x in the top corner for closing the box. I am familiar with how to send and receive forms, but I am having loads of trouble finding information regarding the script to open and close the window.

    I have google searched my butt off, finding nothing that seems credible enough to try. Thanks in advance for anyone willing to help me out!
     
    Keesey, Oct 8, 2012 IP
  2. xuled

    xuled Banned

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    If you eager to spend some money then you obviously can do that. I will here to do it for you.
     
    xuled, Oct 8, 2012 IP
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    technolabsoftware Peon

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    Hi, I have did it recently and I can do it.
     
    technolabsoftware, Oct 9, 2012 IP
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    Search around for a modal jquery plugin - there are plenty. The html/css framework called bootstrap has a plugin built in if you wanted to try that?
     
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    LPF Active Member Affiliate Manager

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    I suggest checking out Fancybox:
    fancybox.net

    You can create your form and show it as an inline frame or grab the content from a div on your page. Pretty cool and pretty easy to use! :)
     
    LPF, Oct 9, 2012 IP
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    shieldsty Active Member Affiliate Manager

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    shieldsty, Oct 11, 2012 IP