Curtis V. Schleich

Please let me know if I can help with this. Resolving this thread for now.

Ok, here’s what I’ve done. I’ve pulled out the main function from the inside of my .js so it’s callable from anywhere now. All you have to do to call it manually is define a fake event.currentTarget.href and call the function with it. Like so:

	var myevent = new Object();
	myevent.currentTarget = {};
	myevent.currentTarget.href = "http://kernel.org";

	exit_notifier_leave_now(myevent);

I just uploaded version 1.4.3. Let me know how it works for you!

I’ll take a look and see when I might be able to get it added. I have a pretty good idea of how I want to do it, but not sure how soon I can get to it with my other paid work. I’ll get back to you and leave this item unresolved in the meantime.

Works fine from most widgets, but you nailed it with the iframe situation. Maybe the facebook widget you’re using uses an iframe to display?

From a technical standpoint, an iframe is a hole in your website that you are seeing another website through. Exit Notifier, or any other plugin on your site, can’t affect the content of another site on another server, so no, unfortunately, that’s not even a possibility. In fact, there is much security technology preventing exactly that, or you could iframe a bank site and steal information as people put it in through your iframe. When a user interacts with an iframe, it’s like they are not even on your site.

Sorry I can’t help there, and I hope that explains why!

Awesome! Glad you got it figured out. I haven’t come up with any bright ideas about how to work around that one. Can you tell me what plugin it was? I think I need to start a list of incompatible plugins.

Not as yet. It’s been a crazy few weeks for me. My basic idea is to see if I can isolate what it will take to emulate a click with a javascript call. I hope to get a look at it again next weekend. Sorry for the delay!

No, there wasn’t ever any direct way to change the button colors, but here’s a snippet of CSS that you can put in the “Advanced Custom CSS” box on the “Custom CSS” tab in Exit Notifier settings to make them any color you want. The horrifying colors here are merely for demonstration purposes and I do not recommend you actually use this on anything, anywhere, ever as is:

.ja_btn_green,
.ja_btn_green:link,
.ja_btn_green:visited {
    background: red;
    border: 1px solid red;
    color: white;
}

.ja_btn_green:hover {
    background: pink;
    color: red;
}

.ja_btn_red,
.ja_btn_red:link,
.ja_btn_red:visited {
    background: orange;
    color: purple;
}

.ja_btn_red:hover {
    background: grey;
    color: black;
}

Hope that helps!

Awesome! Glad you got it working.