• Resolved rr12sam

    (@rr12sam)


    Hi,
    I’m currently running into issues in figuring out how to customise my button such that when I click it, a popup form appears. So far, I’ve set the Loading delay to -1 seconds so that I can manually call the function, but I have no clue how to set up the button so that when I click it, the function is called and the form is displayed.

    There was one other person who asked about a similar issue (how to set up onclick), but I was unable to follow along with it, as I cannot find how to set custom code for my button.

    All help appreciated,
    rr12sam

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  • I am having the same problem. I can get the pop up to work by inserting an html block and adding this to it =”<button onclick = show_popup_form_6()”>Click Here</button> but there is no styling with it. It’s just a plain white button.

    Plugin Support nazelisargsyan

    (@nazelisargsyan)

    Dear @rr12sam, @gman_triathlon,

    Upon investigation, we’ve confirmed that there’s no issue with the flow. To resolve this, please follow these steps:

    1. Set the loading delay to -1.
    2. Configure the custom button onclick function as shown in the provided screenshot. https://ibb.co/BZPtdP7
    3. Ensure that the pop-up form on pages is enabled.

    Regarding the query about setting the function on button click, you can:

    • Option 1 Seek a button widget that allows this function.
    • Option 2 Create an empty form containing only one field (custom button) and assign the function to it.
    • Option 3 Alternatively, use HTML as you’ve done, ensuring that the pop-up is enabled on pages featuring that button.

    Please review the provided instructions. If further assistance is needed, do not hesitate to reach out.

    Regards, Nazeli

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