Splash Page JavaScript script

Publisher review:
Splash Page Script creates an interlude page that is shown temporarily before the intended target page. A splash page is an interlude page that is shown temporarily before the intended target page, usually for the purpose of airing an important announcement or catchy advertisement. Quite a few popular sites such as PCWorld, News.com, Gamespot etc all use a controlled Splash Page for the later purpose. Well, with this script, you can painlessly add a Splash Page to proceed any page on your site, just by calling an external JavaScript at the top of the target page. The Splash Page is dynamically rendered using an IFRAME element that covers the browser window and can contain any external document. It supports a robust frequency control scheme where you can limit the Splash Page to display once per browser session, or once in x number of days, using cookies. An extremely unobtrusive, robust, and easy to set up Splash Page script this is!
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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