Hi,
We have an Acymailing subscribe module in the article and we created a pop-up module.
When the user clicks on the link, the pop-up module with Acymailing subscriptions appear.
After they fill the form ( name and e-mail), we redirect them to the pdf file.
Name and e-mail are small text ( width and height 800x820) but the PDF file is large ( it is not possible to read the PDF in the small pop-up).
Is it possible to expand pop-up after they submit the form? Or make pop-up auto width and height? So it takes a width and height it needed?
Please advise,
Sandra
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#101147 Pop-up width and height
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Latest post by Ryan on Tuesday, 24 September 2019 11:23 BST
Friday, 20 September 2019 18:11 BST
sohopros
Friday, 20 September 2019 19:59 BST
Ryan
We have an Acymailing subscribe module in the article and we created a pop-up module. When the user clicks on the link, the pop-up module with Acymailing subscriptions appear.Please post a link to an example if possible.
Ryan Demmer
Lead Developer / CEO / CTO
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Friday, 20 September 2019 20:34 BST
sohopros
Hi,
Here are the pop-up: https://www.equation1.com/thank-you-for-downloading-the-vortex-historical-perspective
Thanks, Sandra
Monday, 23 September 2019 18:06 BST
sohopros
Any updates on this issue?
Tuesday, 24 September 2019 11:23 BST
Ryan
Is it possible to expand pop-up after they submit the form? Or make pop-up auto width and height? So it takes a width and height it needed?Unfortunately this is not possible within a single popup. The popup size is set by the original popup dimensions you specify, and only changes when the window is resized. One option you can try, although it might be overly complex, is to open a new popup within the existing one when the Download button is clicked, ie: the Download button opens a new article which contains a popup link to the pdf. This popup link would have a data-mediabox-autopopup="multiple" attribute set, to automatically open the popup when the page is loaded.
Ryan Demmer
Lead Developer / CEO / CTO
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