I'm certainly no tech wizard
tying my shoes is challenging enough!!
BUT for those that are using newer version of WP and
couldn't get the script to work, I managed to, don't know if it's
the issue with most but it was for me...
the link would stop on the blog itself and never redirect
to the final cpa page???? BUT I got it to work afterall!!
see where it was indicated to "change the permalinks"
well I finally figured out I had to indicate "custom structure"
(without the screenshot I was lost!)
Code:
http://cdn.webtrafficroi.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/urlpermalink.png
(THEN go look at the urls in the "CPA REDIRECTOR 2" section of WP
for your "Plugins" AND you will see all the "post URLs "changed" whalaa!!!! MAGIC+++! :wof:
THEN it's those URL's you use, and base the link you're going to use in your
banner or link or wherever the click is going to originate
the php code
<?php if (prc_red()) exit(); ?> didn't
seem to matter if it was in the header or not, so I left it out
so anyway once I put "
/%postname%/" in the "custom structure"
field and
saved, then went back to the
"CPA REDIRECTOR2" Plugin in WP, I noticed all the other "post url" links
on the page changed as well !!
SO then I had to go to where the "original link" was(the point of
"click" on my banner and change the html code, and changed it to
reflect the "new" code" that WP supplied once I had "saved"
so it actually changed the "post url" links visible in the "plugin"
for all the pages on the blog(the "directories")
(example)
www.website.com/?=p12
to
www.website.com/newpagename
and then of course I changed the script in the banner
that a surfer is clicking on to reflect the new "link"
and then of course added the "?mn=1234" (whatever # you assigned it)
www.website.com/newpagename/?mn=1234
and it worked!
the problem is that I was using the original permalink assignment that
WP gave to that page before I ever tried to do anything with the coparedirector2, in
this case that was
"www.website.com/?=p12"
and added the tail which made it "www.website.com/?=p12/?mn=1234"
and of course that was wrong..............
so in retrospect for the cparedirector2 or at least for wp
version 3.0.1 (the latest version) manually putting in the
php script <?php if (prc_red()) exit(); ?> in the header wasn't necessary
and had no effect on any outcome when I tested
I hope this helps someone because I was stuck!!!!!!! :wof::gay:
Hali~!
