Message pops up on internal links

Are you using a custom jQeury selector? If so, have you excluded your own domain as in the default example? If not, then that would explain your symptoms.

To test, check the box to use the default selector and see if the problem persists.

I’ll be glad to help you craft the correct selector if you like, but I’ll need more information to assist. If you’d prefer to take this issue off the public forum, you can email me at the address that is at the bottom of the settings pages.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Curtis V. Schleich. Reason: Added information about using the default to test

Thanks for your reply! I just emailed to the email you mentioned.

Curtis,
Thanks for your help! It’s working perfectly now!

For anyone else who runs into this. For me the issue was that the wordpress installation is running in a subdirectory but the main site URL is the root: So the website is:

https://www.example.com

However WordPress actually runs out of:

https://www.example.com/wordpress

Exit Notifier was looking for urls that are not like https://www.example.com/wordpress which was all my regular internal links. I just went into the Exit Notifier settings, and into the “Anchor()Behavior” tab, and set a custom jQuery selector. When I checked the box to use the custom selector, the default selector appears in the box, and all I had to do was remove the wordpress installation directory from the path. After that the plugins works perfectly.

This plugin saved me a lot of time, and Curtis provided amazing help. Thanks for the great plugin and support!