6000 credits for video pop-up

bigjoe4 · Mar 31, 2008

David_Tiger said:
yes, i could here what i can find from it

if its not appropriate then i'll remove

The pages source i can find

what?

David_Tiger · Mar 31, 2008

that is the source of the page with the pop-up on it

bigjoe4 · Mar 31, 2008

yes I know, can you find the part of the source that has the pop-up?

David_Tiger · Mar 31, 2008

i will look into it but for now i must go, if you get it from someone else it ok but i'll see what i can find out of the source.

thanks, david

bigjoe4 · Mar 31, 2008

OK, thanks, whoever gets it working first gets the credits

supajason · Mar 31, 2008

OK here goes

add this between the head tags

HTML:

<script type="text/javascript" src="popup.js"></script>

then add this in the body tag

HTML:

<body onLoad = "popup_show('popup', 'popup_drag', 'popup_exit', 'screen-center', 0, 0);" />

then on add this at the end of the body tag

HTML:

<!-- Popup Window  -->
<div id="popup" style="display: none;">

<div id="popup_drag">
<img id="popup_exit" src="form_exit.png"/>
<embed style="width:560px; height:456px;" id="VideoPlayback" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="redirect.swf"> </embed>
</div>

</div>
<!-- END -->

and upload the files!

Russ · Mar 31, 2008

Joe, check this one out.. If you like it, send me some info, video url, length etc and i'll customize it..

http://rpope904.x10hosting.com/testpopup.html

I can change colors, size, title, fade in time/method, and make it leave after a certain time..

And, there are no other files to upload.. Just pure code.

bigjoe4 · Mar 31, 2008

supajason your idea is good except there is no way to close it once it finnishes: http://www.circuitz4u.com/test.php

Russ · Mar 31, 2008

mine will close!!
(See above post)
http://rpope904.x10hosting.com/testpopup.html

I can also make it only load for each user at a certain time, like once daily, etc..

konekt · Mar 31, 2008

bigjoe4 said:
OK thanks but it does not work, it is probably just a mistake made by me because I do not understand javascript well. The page is here so you can check what mistake I have made and tell me: http://www.circuitz4u.com/preview.php

In the javascript, you have to leave it like this:

function video(url)

do NOT insert video.html into the funtion. Only insert it into the function call, so onLoad="video(video.html)"

supajason · Mar 31, 2008

look at the bottom left!

bigjoe4 · Mar 31, 2008

konekt, it changed that and it still does not work: http://www.circuitz4u.com/preview.php, don't worry though I think I will use Russ's idea as it seems best.

Russ, yes please, the video is called video.swf and I would like it only to load once per day. I would like it to leave after 40 seconds. Make the title "Circuitz4u.com" I would like the pop-up to be orange. the url of the video is http://www.circuitz4u.com/video.swf
Edit:

supajason said:
look at the bottom left!

Oh yes I did not see that because it was so small, but don't worry I think I will use RUSS's idea.
Edit:
I have to go now I will be online tomorrow.

Russ · Mar 31, 2008

Code info sent to you in private message, and for those curious about what it looks like when a pro does it, http://rpope904.x10hosting.com/testpopup.html

Joe, this one will show only once a day, per user.. If you want to change that, let me know..

javajenius · Mar 31, 2008

Darn I was too late,

Head,

Code:

<!-- Put the following code into <head> section -->
<script language="JavaScript1.2">
var ie=document.all
var dom=document.getElementById
var ns4=document.layers
var calunits=document.layers? "" : "px"
var bouncelimit
var direction="up"
var usedropin=1
function PopupMe(){
if (!dom&&!ie&&!ns4){
window.open("video.html", "", "scrollbars=1")}else{
bouncelimit=32 //(must be divisible by 8)
crossobj=(dom)?document.getElementById("dropin").style : ie? document.all.dropin : document.dropin
crossframe=(dom)?document.getElementById("cframe") : ie? document.all.cframe : document.cframe
crossframe.src="video.html"
if(usedropin){
scroll_top=(ie)? truebody().scrollTop : window.pageYOffset
crossobj.top=scroll_top-250+calunits}
crossobj.visibility=(dom||ie)? "visible" : "show"
if(usedropin){
dropstart=setInterval("dropin()",50)}}}
function dropin(){
scroll_top=(ie)? truebody().scrollTop : window.pageYOffset
if (parseInt(crossobj.top)<100+scroll_top){
crossobj.top=parseInt(crossobj.top)+40+calunits
if (parseInt(crossobj.top)>100+scroll_top){crossobj.top=100+scroll_top}}else{
clearInterval(dropstart)
bouncestart=setInterval("bouncein()",50)}}
function bouncein(){
crossobj.top=parseInt(crossobj.top)-bouncelimit+calunits
if (bouncelimit<0)
bouncelimit+=8
bouncelimit=bouncelimit*-1
if (bouncelimit==0){
clearInterval(bouncestart)}}
function dismissbox(){
if (window.bouncestart) clearInterval(bouncestart)
crossobj.visibility="hidden"}
function truebody(){
return (document.compatMode && document.compatMode!="BackCompat")? document.documentElement : document.body}
</script>

Body,

Code:

<body onload="javascript:PopupMe()">
<div id="dropin" style="position:absolute;visibility:hidden;left:100px;top:100px;width:604px;height:500px;background-color:#F5F5F5;border:solid thin #cccccc">
<div align="right" style="background-color:navy"><a href="#" onClick="dismissbox();return false"><FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF">[X]</FONT></a></div>
<IFRAME ID="cframe" SRC="" width=600 height=500 FRAMEBORDER=0></IFRAME></div>

Upload your video and save it to a file called video.html, then this should show you the video.

View demo here.

Nothingness · Apr 1, 2008

I would say that since the video continues to play after it slides off to the right, just add a stop(); in the slide in flash. That would solve that problem too.

bigjoe4 · Apr 1, 2008

Nothingness said:
I would say that since the video continues to play after it slides off to the right, just add a stop(); in the slide in flash. That would solve that problem too.

Yes, RUSS, do that, and also it doesn't seem to work properly in Safari web browser, so could you either make it work or not display if the user is using Safari?

Russ · Apr 1, 2008

I sent you a PM as to how to fix it, basically, what Nothingness said was on your end, you'd have to edit the video in flash and add that.. The method I sent was to add a loop=false to the code I sent you.. It says how to do it in the PM.. I am going to work on the browser issue when I get home, I am gonna download it and try it, and see what exactly it's doing. The majority is firefox, opera, and IE, so it shouldn't be a big issue until I get home and get a fix for you.

Edit:

I have looked into some things, and was told it should work, assuming that javascript is enabled, and so on.. But, neverless I am going to test it myself, we'll get it fixed.

StingReay · Apr 1, 2008

Epic lateness, I fail.

bigjoe4 · Apr 1, 2008

OK thanks Russ

Russ · Apr 1, 2008

It worked fine for me in safari..

and:

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