Hi,
I have been having a look at integrating an Affiliate Tracking package into our site, which has meant adding some code to order04.html. Problem that I have found, is that the Affiliate software requires me to call it as an image (so that it always gets called automatically) but with an incrementing counter so that it knows which product it is currently looking at
ie.
<img src="http://affiliatepath/sale.cgi?desc_x=<Product Name>&quant_x=<Quantity of PRoduct>&Price_x=<Price>">
where x is the incrementing counter.
I have found that I need to do this in JavaScript, so that I can have an incrementing counter variable (it starts from zero each time), but that then gives me problems regarding where I place the code as Actinic only seems to know about its NETQUOTEVAR tags on certain parts of the page (ie. if I send it in the Price column in the Order04.html table, then it doesn't know what NETUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME or QUANTITY are, and vice versa).
Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions or tips then it would be greatly appreciated, as I seem to be going down the same avenues with it.
Cheers,
Stuart
I have been having a look at integrating an Affiliate Tracking package into our site, which has meant adding some code to order04.html. Problem that I have found, is that the Affiliate software requires me to call it as an image (so that it always gets called automatically) but with an incrementing counter so that it knows which product it is currently looking at
ie.
<img src="http://affiliatepath/sale.cgi?desc_x=<Product Name>&quant_x=<Quantity of PRoduct>&Price_x=<Price>">
where x is the incrementing counter.
I have found that I need to do this in JavaScript, so that I can have an incrementing counter variable (it starts from zero each time), but that then gives me problems regarding where I place the code as Actinic only seems to know about its NETQUOTEVAR tags on certain parts of the page (ie. if I send it in the Price column in the Order04.html table, then it doesn't know what NETUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME or QUANTITY are, and vice versa).
Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions or tips then it would be greatly appreciated, as I seem to be going down the same avenues with it.
Cheers,
Stuart
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