stev
Hi
Louis,
I try to put this in my htmlfile.html document but when creating the
PDF I don't see the link
<a href="http://www....com/x.cgi?adminid=364&id=%%AffiliateID|%%"
target="_blank">http://www....com</a>
Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Stefan
Louis
Originally
posted by stev
Hi Louis,
I try to put this in my htmlfile.html document but when creating the
PDF I don't see the link
<a href="http://www....com/x.cgi?adminid=364&id=%%AffiliateID|%%"
target="_blank">http://www....com</a>
Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Stefan
This script does not appear to successfully support partial customisation
of links. It does however work successfully if you include the entire
link to be customised.
You should find more information regarding this in the following thread:
http://www.infoprofitstalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=272
stev
Hi
Louis,
In stead of customizing the link partly I tried to customize the entire
link
This is what I put in my html.html file
1.
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%%Marketing Quickies|http://www.marketing-lessons.com%%,
2.
Launch the following URL
http://master-reprint-rights-licenses.com/CustomPDF/index.php?file=mq
3.
Insert the affiliate link
http://www.marketing-lessons.com/x.cgi?adminid=364&id=3967/x.cgi?adminid=364&id=3967
4.
Opening the PDF I still don't see the link at the bottom of the page.
I only see
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PS.
If I only insert the main URL http://www.marketing-lessons.com
it works, it's only when I insert the affiliate link it does NOT work
Can you advise?
Sincerely,
Stefan
Louis
One
thing I've noticed myself with this script - it doesn't seem to like
the & character in URL's.
I noticed that when linking to this forum and including &referrerid=1
at the end of the URL as part of the default link. As I recall without
the & in the default link it worked fine.
However, it would be worth testing to see how the script handles the
& character NOT as part of the default link, but simply inserted
by the user into the Customise field on the Generate PDF page.
What I can also suggest is perhaps use a redirection page. For example,
a page like this:
http://www.YourDomain.com/a/affiliatelink.html
The page can be made up of the following code which will automatically
redirect the visitor:
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=Your
Affiliate Link Goes Here">
</head>
</html>