Select Popup Triggering Mode

Triggering mode of the popup enables you to choose under what condition and when your Popup will enter the screen. You may trigger the popup automatically when the page is opened (loaded) or closed (unloaded), or you may choose a user action dependant triggering. See the triggering modes below for further information.
Note: If you use the "Delay the Arrival by" option the popup will show after the given period of time counted from the moment the triggering event has taken place.

Note: If you use the "Auto Close after" option the popup will hide after the given period of time counted from the moment the popup was opened.

Trigger the Popup "On Entry"
The Popup will be triggered on entering the web page. This means that when the web visitor opens the web page containing the popup (or navigates to the page), the popup will enter the screen with the chosen behavior.

Trigger the Popup "On Exit"
The Popup will be triggered on navigating away from the web page or on closing the browser window. Note that only the Standard, Standard Popunder and Super-Imposing popup types allow this triggering mode. Choosing different popup types on the left (Popup Type section) will show you which triggering modes are available for each popup type - the unavailable triggering modes will be disabled.

Trigger the Popup "On Exit with Exceptions"
This triggering mode is very similar to the "On Exit" mode. Again, it is available only for Standard, Standard Popunder and Super-Imposing popup types. The difference is that here you may specify which links should NOT open the popup. To specify this you have to put the following code piece at those links. Example:

Every popup is UNIQUE, because you may have more than one popup on one web page. You will need to specify which popup of all on the page you are working with. So you need a unique code piece to tell the specific popup what to do. Here, in the "DontShowWin_myid()" code, the "myid" piece is the unique popup identifier called Popup ID. For more information on setting the Popup ID of the current popup see Popup Trigger Codes section found in the Popup Code tab.

In the example above the unique code onClick="DontShowWin_myid()" tells the popup NOT to show when the given link is clicked. You will find this unique code piece for the current popup in the Popup Trigger Codes section found in the Popup Code tab. There you may copy the code by clicking on the "Select & Copy" button next to the code field. You may put this code piece on any HTML element that would navigate to another web page (or would close the browser window). See the following example for a button HTML element:

When the user closes the web page or navigates away, the popup will show. If the user clicks a link or a button with the code onClick the popup will NOT show.

If you have several popups set with the trigger mode "On Exit with Exceptions" on one web page and you wish to have a link, that when clicked, will STOP all these popups from showing on exit, then there is a special code piece to accomplish this:

Now when the web user clicks on this link, all popups with "On Exit with Exceptions" triggering mode will NOT open when the page is navigated away or the browser window is closed.

Trigger the Popup "On Exit Only through Specific Links"
This triggering mode is very similar to the "On Exit with Exceptions" mode. Again, it is available only for Standard, Standard Popunder and Super-Imposing popup types. The difference is that here you may specify which links SHOULD open the popup when navigating away from the current web page (or when closing the browser window). To specify this you have to put the following code piece at those links that SHOULD open the popup. Example:

Every popup is UNIQUE, because you may have more than one popup on one web page. You will need to specify which popup of all on the page you are working with. So you need a unique code piece to tell the specific popup what to do. Here, in the "ShowWin_myid()" code, the "myid" piece is the unique popup identifier called Popup ID. For more information on setting the Popup ID of the current popup see Popup Trigger Codes section found in the Popup Code tab.

In the example above the unique code onClick tells the popup TO SHOW when the given link is clicked. You will find this unique code piece for the current popup in the Popup Trigger Codes section found in the Popup Code tab. There you may copy the code by clicking on the "Select & Copy" button next to the code field. You may put this code piece on any HTML element that would navigate to another web page (or would close the browser window). See the following example for a button HTML element:

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