Script To Open An Exit Window When Someone Leaves Your Site.

by sweet_potato 16/9/2008, 05:40

script To Open An Exit Window When Someone Leaves Your Site.

Place the following script between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags:

Code:: <script language="javascript">  </script> Add the following into your <BODY> tag: onUnload="exitwindow()" Your <BODY> tag should then look something like this: <BODY bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000" onUnload="exitwindow()"> And add the following into all internal links where you DO NOT want the new window to open: onclick="exit=false"

For example:

Code:: <A href="http://www.deadcity.youneed.us/" onclick="exit=false">Join Now</A>

result:
<A href="http://www.deadcity.youneed.us/" onclick="exit=false">Join Now</A>

Although the script above is designed specifically to create an exit pop-up, you can in fact quite easily turn a standard on-entry pop-up into an exit pop-up.
How?
Simply change the onLoad command in the <BODY> tag to onUnload. You will still have to insert the onclick="exit=false" code into the links you don't want to trigger the pop-up.

script To Pre-Load Your Exit Window
This code will load your exit window information into the browser at the same as the main page. This makes it appear much faster when triggered by the visitor leaving the page. Place the following below the <BODY> tag:

Code:: <iframe src="URL/to/popup.html" name="FunctionName" height="0" width="0" noresize></iframe>