That seems to help with the first link. While the modal screen does appear, it only last for less than a second and then moves on to the third-party website. How can I keep the modal screen up longer? And get it to work with the other links?
Hi @chrisgreer33, it appears that you are using custom code to do this. You should be able to do this without any custom code and using only Webflow Interactions.
Which demo? If you mean the “Popup Form Message,” then yes, I’ve looked at it. Doesn’t solve the problem.
And thesergie tutorial is the one that said we needed to add custom code.
This is supposed to be a screen that appears before the move to the third-party website. The Popup Menu is an interaction. I need an in between solution between the link and third-party site which is what thesergie’s post was supposed to solve.
Hi @chrisgreer33, the main issue is that you have links on those download buttons, and those links will take precedence over the modal since the links are taking the focus away from the site the moment the link is clicked.
I would suggest removing the links on the download buttons, just open the model with those, and then show a list of the links to the actual download inside of the modal window.
So to summarize
a. user clicks the download button, opening the modal.
b. user sees the warning message in the modal window and below that, duplicated download buttons, but this time they are linked directly to the downloads.
I hope this helps. If not, please let me know – I’m happy to assist further!
