Timed Pop Under?

[Mikeee]

How do I time it to pop under after say 10 seconds of page load using java and not any .js script?

[mike503]

if you can't use client-side js, then the answer is:

"you don't"

[reddawg]

I can send you one based on cookies, but it is only per visit settings and not timed, but pretty slick if you really must use a popunder. Hit me up and I will be happy to send it to you if you like and yes, free.....

[Mikeee]

Originally posted by reddawg
I can send you one based on cookies, but it is only per visit settings and not timed, but pretty slick if you really must use a popunder. Hit me up and I will be happy to send it to you if you like and yes, free.....

Thanks! the thing is I use adcycle. And it is pretty kick ass with pop ups and unders, but not timed. All I really need is to delay it about 10 seconds. I can do it with a pop up, but it wont take it with the pop under. Weird.

[reddawg]

Originally posted by Mikeee


Thanks! the thing is I use adcycle. And it is pretty kick ass with pop ups and unders, but not timed. All I really need is to delay it about 10 seconds. I can do it with a pop up, but it wont take it with the pop under. Weird.

it should work, you may wish to pose your question at http://askme.com but you always got wait a day or so to get an answer, but view their Q and A for the subject and it may have already been answered

[brutus]

Easy way:

Setup pop up open out of the screen - i.e. it is not visible on any resolution, throw it far far away. Set it to be non user configurable: no size changes etc.

Now you could use basic refresh url to open pop ups or pop unders or full screen consoles whenever you want. After one minute, after one hour... nasty trick.

Can be done just with browser side java. Nothing special required.

[mike503]

he said no javascript or java.

so brutus, your idea is out. and i assume reddawg's idea is out too, since it isn't technically feasable to continue the "dialogue" between a client and server in the stateless http protocol without keeping a browser window or some sort of residue open. the server could also not know how and where to pop up a window since that is client-controlled stuff.

simply put, javascript, java, flash, or some other third party scripting would have to be involved. impossible using normal server scripting or html.

[mike503]

unless i am mistaken.. you say "no .js" - do you mean no client-side javascript or no file with a file extension .js?

heh.

[Crow]

It can be done but I'm not going to tell. :D Delayed pops that hide before they fire have been around for awhile.. Neet little trick if you don't want the surfer to think the pop came from your site. That is as long as you time it so that you are sure they have left your site before they get the hammer. A 10 minute delay usually works fine. :D

[mike503]

Originally posted by Crow
It can be done but I'm not going to tell. :D Delayed pops that hide before they fire have been around for awhile.. Neet little trick if you don't want the surfer to think the pop came from your site. That is as long as you time it so that you are sure they have left your site before they get the hammer. A 10 minute delay usually works fine. :D

using client-side javascript, correct?

[Crow]

Here is a hint that should give you more or less what you need even though what you want is blocked on the free version. I just looked it up and found this, playing with the free version should set you on your way.

http://www.popupmaster.com/generatefree.shtml