I am setting up a Vacation Rental site and plan on using the Smith Cart more as a products listing to display properties, but the actual booking of the properties will be done on a different url. They use Escapia for their bookings. This provides a lightbox option on their existing site, which I'd like to replicate. You can go to this url and click on the "BOOK NOW" button to see the interaction.

http://www.obrhi.com/hawaii/hokua-har...

I'd like to replicate this action with the "Add To Cart" option in Smith Cart. So when they click on "Add To Cart" it will popout the same lightbox and booking window. How do I do this, I thought it was by entering the url in the "Affiliate URL" option in the product setup itself. But this didn't work.
Thanks. Here's the code for the book now on their existing site...

<div class="book_now_red"><a onclick="return hs.htmlExpand(this, { objectType: 'iframe', minWidth: 860, objectWidth: 860, objectHeight: 700 } );" href="http://bookme.obrhi.com/Site/Overview..." title="Book the Hokua Harbor Views Today and Save on Your Hawaiian Vacation">&nbsp;</a></div>

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Hawaii Web Design, Honolulu Real Estate and Wilmington NC Real Estate

I understand this concept. The reason I ask, is in the "Product Setup" options, under "Product Options" there are the 2 affilliate checkboxes at the bottom. When you mouseover the "Affiliate URL" help icon, it says "When the user clicks the "Add to Cart" button the cart will open a new window the  link entered and the user will complete the checkout for the products on the affliiate's site."
Please see attached screenshot...

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Hawaii Web Design, Honolulu Real Estate and Wilmington NC Real Estate

The Affiliate URL field is used for Affiliate networks like commission junction and redirects the user off your site to the affiliate network page. The lightbox popup you want to code into the add to cart button requires a div with specific properties to make the lightbox work so I dont think you will be able to use the Affiliate URL field for your lightbox popup. I think the best approach is to hide the existing add to cart button and create your own button as described in my post above.

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Scott Kelly
Project Manager