[Plugin: ThickBox Content] Questions with aweber and images

  • jjfollano

    (@jjfollano)


    13 years ago

    Hello, i was curious is there anyway possible to be able to integrate this aweber with an form? so that when someone enters there name and email and hits submit the thick box pops up with requested content instead of having them brought to a whole new page?

    I have been doing some testing but have been unsuccessful. because in the back end of aweber they only let you put a URL for a custom success page is there anyway to create a url that when through the form button is clicked, it will stay on the page but manage to load the thick box with the desired content in it adn still capture someones name and email? let me know if you can think of any way i can accomplish this ??

    also i am having problems with linking the thick box to an actual image so when click it pop ups?

    here is the code:

    [thkBC id="276" height="300" width="500" anchortext="<img src="https://dailydealgiveaway.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/start-yellow.png" alt="" />" type="iframe" html_wrap="div"]

    here is another code i tried with no luck…..

    [thnkbc id=”276″ height=”333″ width=”480″ anchortext='<img class=”size-full wp-image-143 aligncenter” style=”background: url(https://simplemethod.ca/wp-content/uploads/add-new-page1.jpg);” title=”add-new-page” src=”https://dailydealgiveaway.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/start-yellow.png&#8221; alt=”” width=”285″ height=”82″ />’ type=”iframe” html_wrap=”div”]

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/thickbox-content/

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  • Max Chirkov

    (@maxchirkov)

    To answer your first question:

    The thickbox is only triggered when a link is being clicked. So, if you can’t incorporate that link in any way into your submission form, then there is no simple way of doing that. What you could do though, is write a custom jQuery function that listens to the event when form is submitted, after which it will trigger a click on your thickbox link. You can make the link invisible to users via css.

    The jQuery code would look something like this: https://jsfiddle.net/pzrBJ/

    The second question:

    I had a few people with the exactly the same thing. First of all you have misspelled the shortcode tag. Second – make sure that the anchortext parameter doesn’t include any single quotes if you’re using single quotes to quote the parameter value. See this post.

    Thread Starter jjfollano

    (@jjfollano)

    Here is a snippet of the awebar code where i change the url success page where someone is directed to after they hit the submit button on the form….. i have place the thickbox code within the value but still no luck. I honestly think this can be done but i just do not know how to write the code properly for it…..

    <input type=”hidden” name=”redirect” value=”[thkBC id=”276″ height=”300″ width=”500″ title=”giveaway” type=”iframe”]” />
    <input type=”hidden” name=”meta_redirect_onlist” value=”[thkBC id=”276″ height=”300″ width=”500″ title=”giveaway” type=”iframe”]” />

    any advice on what needs to be adjusted?

    Max Chirkov

    (@maxchirkov)

    I don’t know what’s awebar and how it works exactly. I wrote you an example of a functional jQuery code, if you can’t implement that, then you might need to contact the awebar developer instead.

    Thread Starter jjfollano

    (@jjfollano)

    here is the URL to my site https://dailydealgiveaway.com

    When a user submits your form it redirects to the aweber.com, so none of the cone on that page will be executed on form submission, since the page will change. The only way you can implement what you’re trying to do is when form submission happens without actually reloading the page.

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