MBurleson

They can't be Proxied DNS, it needs to be set DNS Only

How would you go about tying the event to the link click instead? Some Javascript in the footer injection that listens for that link to be clicked and then executes? I have tried this code: <script> function openLink(url) { window.open(url); } document.getElementByTagName("a[href='#1-pay-online']").addEventListener("click", function() { openLink("#lightbox_pay-online"); }); </script> While leaving the redirect JS on the pop-up page - doesn't seem to be working...maybe I have the code wrong or in the wrong spots...idk...getting past my coding knowledge now.

It was specifically requested by the client...not sure why, but they insisted it opens a window like that and then redirects...

The page is talala.squarespace.com and the password is OMAG. The specific link is the one in the Nav header that says pay online. You can see when you click on the link, it opens a lightbox anything pop-up that then runs a javascript cod eon the page to open a new window to a specific URL.

So I have Lightbox anything loading a page on my site, on the page I have some content and then this code: <script type="text/javascript"> setTimeout(openUrl, 1500); function openUrl() {window.open('https://secure.cpteller.com/terminal/portal/?op=9LkVp0Ko0lLQ', '_blank');} </script> So the pop-up loads and then opens a blank page with the URL redirect. My issue is, once the link has been clicked and poped-up and then closed, if it is clicked again, the java script won't initialize again. I am not sure how to make it refresh and run the code every time the link in the website's nav is clicked. Thoughts?

Yeah, I had tried that, I think Squarespace was having a bug that day.

Definitely not what I was asking. All Squarespace sites, when you start a new one, are assigned a generic "built-in-domain". You can change that domain title to something that isn't generic to make it easier to share out with a password so clients can see the site before a service plan has been paid for. Example: The site I created earlier, had the built-in-domain buffalo-plums-xrnzs.squarespace.com, I am guessing it was some sort of bug because I have since been able to change it to thehseu.squarespace.com and set it to a private page with a password for the client to be able to see it. I wasn't trying to connect a custom domain from a third-party provider...