Graybeard
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you do this with a key/value pair in the URL parameters
/xyz.php?key1=value&key2=value (example)
the email script fetches the sign up parameter and adds a parameter when it receives the POST of the email info
e.g.; email=yes
with clickbank that has to be appended into the form of the tid <<the affiliate added tracking parameter.
make that tid parameter as an array using _or - as the delimiter (that character is usually allowed)
so: tid=a201_1_other
then explode or split on the '_' to get your array values
$i[0]=a201 (advert #201 <=map your ads to some value)
$i[1]=1 (email subscribed =yes)
$i[2] =other
Tracking pixels would be the other way they report that a page was seen (with conditions sometimes in the coding) email subscribe and the same or cross-domain page email success page or redirection script. But tracking pixels will not work in the clickbank (AFIK) stats but the tid array will carry data across cross-domain in the URL parameters.
you do this with a key/value pair in the URL parameters
/xyz.php?key1=value&key2=value (example)
the email script fetches the sign up parameter and adds a parameter when it receives the POST of the email info
e.g.; email=yes
with clickbank that has to be appended into the form of the tid <<the affiliate added tracking parameter.
make that tid parameter as an array using _or - as the delimiter (that character is usually allowed)
so: tid=a201_1_other
then explode or split on the '_' to get your array values
$i[0]=a201 (advert #201 <=map your ads to some value)
$i[1]=1 (email subscribed =yes)
$i[2] =other
Tracking pixels would be the other way they report that a page was seen (with conditions sometimes in the coding) email subscribe and the same or cross-domain page email success page or redirection script. But tracking pixels will not work in the clickbank (AFIK) stats but the tid array will carry data across cross-domain in the URL parameters.
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