small PHP question [pls help!]

[DutchTeenCash]

Id like to see if an aff code is there or not for a test, but with my C64 programmaing capabilities Im not getting there Pls help...


http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clic...y.com/test.php

This is in the test.php:

<?php

if (PA = = 0) {
echo "AFF CODE NOT THERE";
} else {
echo "AFF CODE THERE";
}
?>

It needs to print AFF CODE THERE when the &PA=999999 or so and if PA isnt there (zero) it needs to print AFF CODE NOT THERE. I know the = = have a space but otherwise the haha codes comes in...

Any 2 cents?

thanks!

Bob

[darksoul]

use

$_GET['PA']

instead of just PA

[Jakke PNG]

hmm.. I'm no guru by any stretch of imagination..but if your page is on strawberrysandy.com and the variable goes to refer.ccbill.com domain, I don't think it'll carry on to strawberrysandy.

[darksoul]

also, instead of
= = you should use

if(isset($_GET['PA']))

[Jakke PNG]

however darksoul seems to have more clue than me..so maybe you ought to listen to him instead.
I suck at teh interwebs

[darksoul]

hmm.. I'm no guru by any stretch of imagination..but if your page is on strawberrysandy.com and the variable goes to refer.ccbill.com domain, I don't think it'll carry on to strawberrysandy.

you're right missed that.

[Jakke PNG]

you're right missed that.

Goddamn! Didn't see that one coming. Sweet. I rock.

[DutchTeenCash]

you're right missed that.

yeah doesnt work... shoot it should be possible somehow...

Basically what I want is to be able to print a link on a .html site when theres NO aff code and when there IS it needs to be remove.

Some aff hate the bloglink so I want that to be removed automatically when an aff send the link. When its a typein it can be there.

Any more 2 cents?

[darksoul]

Impossible using standard CCBILL links.

not really, they have the option to pass you back any variable you set.

I don't have the api's at hand right now but I'll take a look when I get home.

[Jakke PNG]

not really, they have the option to pass you back any variable you set.

I don't have the api's at hand right now but I'll take a look when I get home.

As far as I know they only send info about signups.. not other data. Unless you put up a datalink when you get rebills and chargebacks and such, I doubt there's a way to get non-signup related info from them.

[DutchTeenCash]

hmm shame, so the only way to enable that would like adding

www.strawberrysandy.com/test.php&blog=off

or so?

darksoul can you shoot me an icq to see if you can solve this? 16 91 547 thanks!

[darksoul]

As far as I know they only send info about signups.. not other data. Unless you put up a datalink when you get rebills and chargebacks and such, I doubt there's a way to get non-signup related info from them.

we're talking about click tracking here tho which they do provide
the HTML var can not only contain an url but variables too.
so you can put:
HTML=http://www.domain.com/?VAR=VALUE&VAR2=XXX
this variables are usually populated by you when the user click
but some can be populated by ccbill. I have to lookup their api.

[DutchTeenCash]

thanks for hitting me up!

[rowan]

Why don't you just get people to send to a different URL? You can include("...") the original content.

eg, you could name a file tournoblog.php and put something like this in it:

<?php
$noblog = 1;
include "tour.php";
?>

[gornyhuy]

Cheers to GFY for an actual useful technical discussion... Let us know if you figure it out.

[DutchTeenCash]

As I mentioned above, if you're using 'standard' ccbill links it is not possible. If you add variables to the end of target url then obviously they will be passed through. It's impossible to access the variables sent to ccbill (namely the wm and affliate IDs).

The API is only relevant for sales.

got that reply too... gotta think over the whole thing come up with another solution...