Timing issue

@rojac:

I am consulting with the plugin author about your question. I’ll admit, I’m stumped as to how you were able to override the default time delay settings provided in the ‘auto_open’ trigger. The permissible range is 0 – 10,000 milliseconds (10 seconds).

I suspect that since your value of ‘60,000,000’ milliseconds is outside the accepted range programmed into the plugin, that the code did not recognize your entry as valid and simply set it as 0 (integer). Which would explain why the popup displays instantly when the front page of your site loads.

Anyway, I will respond back once I hear back from the developer.

I just kept hitting the > arrow key (and I think you can also type in the final number in the number display)

Hello @rogac:

You can reset the maximum limits of the trigger delay in the Popup Maker admin. My explanation below assumes you are working in Google Chrome, because I will give instructions on using Developer Tools to change the maximum time delay settings in the browser window. Dev Tools opens with Cmd-Option-I on a Mac or Cmd-Shift-I on Windows.

1. Login to your site, and open the Popup Maker Admin. Select ‘All Popups’, then open your specific popup.

2. In the ‘Triggers’ metabox (located just below the popup content editor), select the ‘pencil’ icon in the ‘Actions’ column of ‘Triggers’ to edit the ‘Auto Open’ trigger. If the ‘Auto Open’ trigger is not set, then select the ‘Add New Trigger Button’ and select ‘Auto Open’ from the drop-down menu options.

3. On the ‘General’ options tab of the ‘Auto Open Settings’ dialogue box, open Dev Tools.

4. Focus the cursor on the slider below the ‘Delay’ label, then select Cmd-Opt-C (Mac) or Cmd-Shift-C (Win) to inspect the markup for the slider.

5. You will change two max values for two <input> elements. One element has an attribute of ‘type=”range”, the other element has an attribute of ‘type=”text”‘. By default, both elements set ‘max=”10000″‘. Highlight both ‘max’ attributes, and change their values to ‘30000’ (30,000 milliseconds or 30 seconds).

6. Once the HTML is changed, move your cursor up to the dialogue box, and move the slider all the way to the right to attain the new maximum value (30,000 ms).

7. Select the ‘Add’ button for the ‘Auto Open’ dialogue box to save your changes.

8. Select the ‘Update’ button for your popup to save the changes to the popup.

At this point, you should be good to go.