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HEllo,
Does this look ok:
<a href="directlinktopurchasepage" target="_blank" onclick="return loadBuyPopup()">Buy Now</a>
function loadBuyPopup() {
//do something
return false;
}
Ideally I want the popup to load, but just incase the JS fails (i.e. it may load slowly and the user is in a hurry), then it should still allow the user to purchase using an ugly page.
Will this work in all browsers or am I missing something?
Yes you are right. If the browser does not support JS, then the normal link (also the href) is going to be used for the link. Otherwise the onclick JS function will be called.