Can you change domain on content lockers?

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Hi, these are default domains in cpagrip content locker: https://ibb.co/SQLJF5y

Can we change those domains to our custom domains? I think people will think something fishy when they suddenly see opaldownloads.com from example cards.com or something like that.

What is the correct way to do this?
 
Cloak the url/make a redirect. Or make your own locker and place it on your site, so you can share your own domain.
 
Well, you could simply copy/paste the html/css/js and if there is any backend stuff you would probably need to know how to code and add that by yourself as it is not sent out to the client when visiting the website, because it gets executed on the server side
 
Cloak the url/make a redirect. Or make your own locker and place it on your site, so you can share your own domain.

The thing with cloaking is that in the end they are still going to see the original domain, as it will not change domain records or anything, it just checks the user and then redirects
 
The thing with cloaking is that in the end they are still going to see the original domain, as it will not change domain records or anything, it just checks the user and then redirects
Nah, that's simple redirecting or shortening. If you cloak the url properly, the target url is not visible at all. I meant target url masking. There are free and paid services to do that.
 
Cloak the url/make a redirect. Or make your own locker and place it on your site, so you can share your own domain.
Can pretty link do the job and people won't see the default domain?

Well, you could simply copy/paste the html/css/js and if there is any backend stuff you would probably need to know how to code and add that by yourself as it is not sent out to the client when visiting the website, because it gets executed on the server side
Will it count as the conversion if I copy the code and put in my own html in my page?
 
Nah, that's simple redirecting or shortening. If you cloak the url properly, the target url is not visible at all. I meant target url masking. There are free and paid services to do that.

Oh you so you mean http proxying, I get it, yeah that makes sense

Can pretty link do the job and people won't see the default domain?


Will it count as the conversion if I copy the code and put in my own html in my page?

Well I don't know tbh, I used to do that with OGads and it worked.
You should have a look at the code and the way they handle conversions.
As far as I remember I had to use some javascript for ogads to work on my server.
 
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