Rules: You must enter a name. You do not have to opt-in, but you really really really really should.

This simulates a JavaScript "confirm" dialog box that isn't. Instead of a JavaScript confirm, we want it to be fancier: A whole other browser window, graphics and all.

First, you need to enter a name. If not, you're flagged with an error. If you have entered a name, then you're setting for optin is analyzed. By default, the opt-in box is unchecked. However, if you don't check it, we want to ensure that's what you meant (hey I just work here). A dialog box pops up to ensure that you definitely want to not opt in.

You only have two choices: Closing the window (indicates "false"), and clicking the ok-i'll-opt-in link (indicates true). Either option closes the pop-up, and submits the form.

I've tried to capture every possible way of making this dialog box from losing focus. This is not the most solid solution:

• If they really want to make the dialog box lose focus, they can.
• There is a problem interacting with Microsoft IE auto-complete. They can change the values of the form, by choosing an item from the auto-complete drop-down, even when that window is not currently focused on.
• The isFormValid function is not called after the pop-up is closed. Even though it's properly submitting the form, it's not being caught by the onSubmit action. So all values must be ensured for accuracy before the dialog ever pops up.

I don't know if a truly solid solution exists.