Looks like I spoke too soon...
This is probably going to be a little confusing and odd, but please bear with me...
I've got a list of contacts (individual articles with Fox Contact form modules attached to each one) on my contacts page. When the user clicks on each link, it opens a new page with the form (which is actually in an iFrame, embedded in a modular window. When the form is successfully submitted, the user is redirected to a custom thank you page.
What I
WANT to do is when the thank you page loads, it will start a timer, and close the modular window. My thoughts were that I'll add a custom class to an element in the thank you page article, which on load, will trigger the timer and eventually close the window.
I have the correct/working command to fire within the iFrame to close the modular window in the parent window. That's not an issue. However, anytime I try to execute this, it bypasses the jQuery test for that class name, and starts the timer once the iFrame is loaded.
This is the code that triggers the series of events...
Code:
$(document).ready(function(){
//contact window timeout & close
$("#mainContent .item-page .thankyou").ready(function(){
var timer = $.timer(function(){
parent.Mediabox.close();
});
timer.set({time:3000, autostart:true});
});
});
I don't know if it's a problem with my code (perhaps someone can see something that I missed). I know that this is VASTLY outside the realm of this forum, but I'm genuinely at my wits end on this.
