I’m selling t-shirts and have different sizes for people to select from, but there isn’t really a click-through link as far as I can tell because of the different options.

Is there any way to get the button to work with this kind of form?

Thanks!!!

-Adam

Sorry for the delay, been away.

Sounds like that one or other of the html tag is broken or missing. You might try running the page through an html validator.
This page uses a centered UBB and the dashed line still works, try looking at that page for inspiration.

http://www.lifeonrecord.com/Mitzvah.htm

Thanks for bringing up the issues.

You can try use the UBB’s javascript API if you want to fire off your own link or manage you own suppression. That call the UBB generates is covered on this page on the UBB 1.0 installation most people just need a url so I don’t cover the js side in the above video. But technically that would still be a popup and it would probably still get hit by the popup blocker.I honestly don’t know the answer as I don’t use popups in my pages (PPC google hates them)

I’ll add the issues you point out to the list of things to checkout when we do a future enhancements, but right now there are no immediate plans for that. Given this is a free resource and I can’t help with the particulars of the javascript that would work best for you. You might try putting a request on Scriptlance.com

First, I think this button is very cool. However, I have a couple technical issues with it. Firstly, I like to have my payment link open a new window. With the old belcher button, it was a simple target=”_blank” in the href.

The flash code works fine for a new window, BUT firefox blocks the _blank window as a pop-up. IE seems to accept it ok, but the _blank tab doesn’t take focus in the window.

I realize these are flash related issues…but is there a way to get IE and Firefox to perceive the _blank window as a simple href target=”_blank” instead of as a flash banner pop-up?

Also… the exit pop suppression code appears to be suppressing my exit pop-up 100% of the time in firefox, even if I’m not clicking on the button. Any thoughts on that? (IE seems to work correctly…)

Thanks,
Cameron

The way cool opt-in I’ve noticed actually hasn’t really gotten that many more optins than the previous one, But I don’t have a ton of traffic to do a real split test. One person told me they mistook it for a banner ad.

The UBB button at present isn’t meant for optins, as the fixed “add to cart” doesn’t make sense. In that sense it’s not a belcher button as it’s never been tested in that purpose. But it can be used with optin forms via the javascript hooks.

In a future version we may release Opty (that rich optin form I use) and there is plans to make the UBB have adjustable text so you can make it suitable for optins and other non-cart stuff, as well as other buttons. But my team is currently busy on other bigger projects.