Quote:
Originally Posted by Smack dat
Does anyone know what the fuck I am doing wrong with my linking codes from AWE.
They never seem to do what I think they should do.
This one, generated for liveprivates.com, for example, is supposed to go to the join page.
Code:
//aweptjmp.com/?siteId=lpr&cobrandId=&superCategoryName=girls&categoryName=&pageName=signup&performerName=&prm[psid]=1234567&prm[pstool]=205_1&prm[psprogram]=pps&prm[campaign_id]=55866&subAffId={SUBAFFID}&filters=
Am I just supposed to tag it onto the end of liveprivates.com? like this?
Code:
https://liveprivates.com//aweptjmp.com/?siteId=lpr&cobrandId=&superCategoryName=girls&categoryName=&pageName=signup&performerName=&prm[psid]=livecams1&prm[pstool]=205_1&prm[psprogram]=pps&prm[campaign_id]=55866&subAffId={SUBAFFID}&filters=
Am I supposed to remove one of the forward slashes?
Why doesn't it go to the signup page.
How feckin hard do they make this. |
The 2 forward slashes in the first URL means http: or https: depending on the page you are placing it. So if you want to test it just put https: like this:
Code:
https://aweptjmp.com/?siteId=lpr&cobrandId=&superCategoryName=girls&categoryName=&pageName=signup&performerName=&prm[psid]=1234567&prm[pstool]=205_1&prm[psprogram]=pps&prm[campaign_id]=55866&subAffId={SUBAFFID}&filters=
Works for me.
If you are placing them on a site, just use https to avoid confusion. The two slashes just means to use the same protocol as your site. Just use the first link, but put https: in front of the 2 slashes always.