Button and Markup Element

Hey, I just started working with Freeway and I have following problem.

I would like to create some kind of button which activates a Markup-Element.

How, can I do that?

thanks!


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Can you define what you mean by a Markup-Element, and what you mean by “activate”? Do you want an HTML element on the page to appear or disappear? That sort of thing?

Walter

On Nov 7, 2013, at 3:38 PM, Leo wrote:

Hey, I just started working with Freeway and I have following problem.

I would like to create some kind of button which activates a Markup-Element.

How, can I do that?

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Okay, my basic idea is to use Jotform.com to create a online purchase process. With jotform I can easily create a widget which can be added as a mark-up element in freeway.

If I do so, I see a not very nice looking blue html-font which can start the my online-purchase. I would like to create some kind of button or something with the fonts and colors I prefer. This button should link to my markup.

So when somone clicks on this button, my jotform markup will start.


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If you can show us the code that is in this markup item it can probably be styled using CSS - or possibly the code can be added to a button.

But without seeing the code it is difficult.

Have you an online example we can look at.

David


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Heres ist the code for the markup:

Example. Thanks guys for helping me out!


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Is that code correct - coz it does nothing for me!

I thought that you wanted to set up a button to purchase something?

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Copy everything inside the

Example. Thanks guys for helping me out!


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Huh. It worked just fine here. Did you try to execute it inside of Freewaytalk?

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On Nov 7, 2013, at 6:41 PM, DeltaDave wrote:

Is that code correct - coz it does nothing for me!

I thought that you wanted to set up a button to purchase something?

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Huh. It worked just fine here. Did you try to execute it inside of Freewaytalk?

My bad. The code from FWT messed it up.

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Once the script code is in the slot it is as simple as adding class: lightbox-33106664203849 to a graphic using Item>Extended

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