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Originally Posted by gleem
Oh so that's how it's gonna be? lucky for you some affiliates want paxum.
here is the "format" your admin has linked, note I click the link in your admin, and then below it is what your support gave me, a crappy answer of "lets wait and see tommorow" and nothing was resolved until I made this thread, see screenshot and timeline of your support ticket below:
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Yeah, that would be the problem there. If you go back to that template, right-click on the screen, and select 'View Source', you'll see the needed XML tags.
This is what I was talking about a while ago. There's loads of developers out there who can type excellent code, but from my experience, many can't provide a usable product to the client / end-user. They view things from a very technical view-point, and many aren't capable of putting themselves in the end-user's shoes. For a developer, this is a very basic & common sense thing, so the developer(s) probably just assumed everyone would know it, which obviously isn't right.
That raises the question, where is Paxum's project manager? He/she should have picked up on this, and known it was going to be an issue. They should be providing a nice PDF file or something that explains the format. Or at the very least, change Apache so it shows that template in XML or plain text, not HTML.
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