[Mike C]

http://tinyurl.com/29ds7tt

I also tried the advanced method as seen in the GB_showFullScreen example on the advanced usage screen, still no luck, it just goes to the site, no popup.

[Qetzal]

Originally Posted by Mike C

http://tinyurl.com/29ds7tt

I also tried the advanced method as seen in the GB_showFullScreen example on the advanced usage screen, still no luck, it just goes to the site, no popup.

Hmm, this code works for me:

<a href="http://static.flickr.com/119/294309231_a3d2a339b9.jpg" onclick="return GB_show('Image', this.href)">Image/a>

[Mike C]

I inserted your code:

<a href="http://static.flickr.com/119/294309231_a3d2a339b9.jpg" onclick="return GB_show('Image', this.href)">Image</a>

and it opens in a new tab/window,, no popup How come it's working for you?

[Qetzal]

Originally Posted by Mike C

I inserted your code:

<a href="http://static.flickr.com/119/294309231_a3d2a339b9.jpg" onclick="return GB_show('Image', this.href)">Image</a>

and it opens in a new tab/window,, no popup How come it's working for you?

In order to solve this problem, include the service JS scripts of this library in your site's header instead of a product description.

[Mike C]

Thank you.. I misunderstood the directions.

[Warrior Within Designs]

I want to do the same. A popup with a iframe so I plan to use Highslide though topup looks as robust. Now ecwid is embedded in our webpage but can it access the script in my header? So if I am getting this right. just place all of the scripts in my site head tag normally then in HTML mode on the description in Ecwid use the call script on the text link?

[Qetzal]

Originally Posted by Warrior Within Designs

I want to do the same. A popup with a iframe so I plan to use Highslide though topup looks as robust. Now ecwid is embedded in our webpage but can it access the script in my header? So if I am getting this right. just place all of the scripts in my site head tag normally then in HTML mode on the description in Ecwid use the call script on the text link?

If Ecwid is embed in your website, it will have access to all JS code on the page. So, yes, you're right.