06-05-2013, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Jel
where does the url you want to open go within that code?
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scroll down at the link. You probably missed it. 
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Usage
Popunders are popup windows that open behind the currently active browser window. The latest version of this script opens popunders on document.onclick.
Options
"sUrl": The url to open
"sConfig": paramaters object (optional)
Available Parameters
"name": The name of the popunder window (defaults to a random number)
"width": The width of the popunder (defaults to opener's width)
"height": The height of the popunder (defaults to opener's height)
"top": Popunder position from top (defaults to 0)
"left": Popunder position from left (defaults to 0)
"wait": Interval/wait time between popunders (in seconds, defaults to 3600 = 1 hour)
"cap": Max daily popunders per domain (capping, defaults to 2)
"cookie": Cookie name to be used (defaults to "__.popunder")
Compatibility
Google Chrome 10-27
Mozilla Firefox 3-21
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6-10
Apple Safari 6
Known Issues
Safari also opens an empty tab
Examples
This example opens google.com in full screen using default settings:
jsPopunder('http://www.google.com');
This example opens google.com in a 500x500 window
jsPopunder('http://www.google.com', {
name: 'googleWindow',
width: 500,
height: 500
});
Full example:
jsPopunder('http://www.google.com', {
name: 'googleWindow',
width: 1025,
height: 640,
top: 0,
left: 0,
wait: 1800,
cap: 10,
cookie: 'googPop'
});
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So put the code somewhere like in your header and then call jsPopunder('http://www.google.com'); to go to www.google.com for the popunder.
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