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Alky · 01-20-2003, 02:56 PM

I set up their stuff on my server, was going to use them for a backup processor, or let affiliates decide which processor they wanted to use.

So I email them and ask about me being able to manually add affiliates when they sign up on my join page. Instead of having to go to a Globill affiliate signup page. They said its not possible at all. Seems pretty outlandish to me, since I think every processor should do this.

Maybe I was just talking to a dumb tech, anyone know if they do it on their site?

wonton · 01-20-2003, 03:01 PM

you were either talking to a dumb tech or someone over there misunderstoond your question. Of course you can manually add affiliates. I do it all the time. Just go to your own affiliate signup page and enter the info.

Alky · 01-20-2003, 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by wonton
you were either talking to a dumb tech or someone over there misunderstoond your question. Of course you can manually add affiliates. I do it all the time. Just go to your own affiliate signup page and enter the info.

im not sure you understand... like, with our affiliate signup page we take the affiliates information and add it to our processor. we post it to their server. got me?

wonton · 01-20-2003, 03:15 PM

In the advanced section of their partner pro instructions they mention how you can host the signup page on your end. You can
automate any script to POST directly to the globill affiliate signup script and automate this if you don't want to type it in
manually. It isn't hard at all. Write your own script, or use a tool like CURL along with a 5 line script to automatically POST any
info you want to their script to automate adding the info. I do this and it works. My partners sign up on my page and I POST this
info to Globill's script. My confirmation URL in their system is another cgi script, so that their system automatically calls it
after I POST and returns the partner's new info which I store in my system also.

Alky · 01-20-2003, 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by wonton
In the advanced section of their partner pro instructions they mention how you can host the signup page on your end. You can
automate any script to POST directly to the globill affiliate signup script and automate this if you don't want to type it in
manually. It isn't hard at all. Write your own script, or use a tool like CURL along with a 5 line script to automatically POST any
info you want to their script to automate adding the info. I do this and it works. My partners sign up on my page and I POST this
info to Globill's script. My confirmation URL in their system is another cgi script, so that their system automatically calls it
after I POST and returns the partner's new info which I store in my system also.

ya nevermind, i had a brain fart up until right before your last post

Mikeee · 01-20-2003, 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by wonton
In the advanced section of their partner pro instructions they mention how you can host the signup page on your end. You can
automate any script to POST directly to the globill affiliate signup script and automate this if you don't want to type it in
manually. It isn't hard at all. Write your own script, or use a tool like CURL along with a 5 line script to automatically POST any
info you want to their script to automate adding the info. I do this and it works. My partners sign up on my page and I POST this
info to Globill's script. My confirmation URL in their system is another cgi script, so that their system automatically calls it
after I POST and returns the partner's new info which I store in my system also.

I had no idea. Interesting, I might just do that. I love Glo-bill, they've been perfect.

01-20-2003, 02:56 PM	#1
Alky Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Houston Posts: 5,651	Questions about globill... I set up their stuff on my server, was going to use them for a backup processor, or let affiliates decide which processor they wanted to use. So I email them and ask about me being able to manually add affiliates when they sign up on my join page. Instead of having to go to a Globill affiliate signup page. They said its not possible at all. Seems pretty outlandish to me, since I think every processor should do this. Maybe I was just talking to a dumb tech, anyone know if they do it on their site?

01-20-2003, 03:01 PM	#2
wonton Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 802	you were either talking to a dumb tech or someone over there misunderstoond your question. Of course you can manually add affiliates. I do it all the time. Just go to your own affiliate signup page and enter the info.

01-20-2003, 03:15 PM	#4
wonton Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 802	In the advanced section of their partner pro instructions they mention how you can host the signup page on your end. You can automate any script to POST directly to the globill affiliate signup script and automate this if you don't want to type it in manually. It isn't hard at all. Write your own script, or use a tool like CURL along with a 5 line script to automatically POST any info you want to their script to automate adding the info. I do this and it works. My partners sign up on my page and I POST this info to Globill's script. My confirmation URL in their system is another cgi script, so that their system automatically calls it after I POST and returns the partner's new info which I store in my system also.