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harley
Jun '13

Hello,



I’m aware e-junkie doesn’t supply ad banners images for merchants for their affiliates to put on their website to promote their products. e-junkie only provides text links/promotion codes.



If I had created my website with a template provided by my web hosting site, how do I replace the part Click here to view more details of the affiliate promotion code (below) with an image/ad banner instead so the when a visitor clicks on the image on my affiliates website it would take them directly to my website.



<a href="https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?cl=XXXXXX&c=ib&aff=YYYYYY" target="ejejcsingle">Click here to view more details</a>



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Because I used a template to build my site, this means I don’t have the flexibility of working with a web designer software like word press and others and this is why e-junkie is essential as I wouldn’t be able to install an in house affiliate program, I can only upload scripts files that are flash or java or HTML files on my website in the web page designer and that’s how I managed to add e-junkie's ‘add to cart’ buttons on my website.



When I upload an image on my site with Go-daddy's website designer, the image path shows something like this:-



<img alt="" uid="7fd " mainsrc="http://app6.websitetonight.com/projects/1/images/.png" wstxclass="Image" />



I noticed unlike when using word press the image path doesn't have my website address in it, the path is http://app6.websitetonight.com, which is one of godday’s sub domain. replacing it with my website address just makes the image disappear entirely so that doesn't work, which means i cant link the image on my site to the promotion code.



How do I get around this issue or if anyone has any other suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.



Kind regards



Harley

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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Jun '13

The basic idea is that you'd replace the text "Click here to view more details" with an IMG tag, like so:



<a href="https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?cl=XXXXXX&c=ib&aff=YYYYYY" target="ejejcsingle"><img src="http://example.com/path/to/image.jpg" border="0"></a>



It would be up to you to determine the proper src= URL for your image file. If you can at least bring up a page displaying the image in your browser, you should be able to right-click on it and select "Copy Image Location/URL" or "View Image" (the exact wording varies among browsers), the latter of which would show the image URL in your browser's address bar.

harley
Jun '13

So really what you're saying is all I need to do is to upload the exact ad banner image I want to put up on my affiliate's website on my website. Make sure I can see the ad banner image is on my website when I excess it through an internet browser and right click on the image to reveal its URL, then paste the image's URL in place of "Click here to view more details" part of my affiliate's promotion code.



Once my affiliate uploads the newly edited promotion code on their website, visitors will now see the exact ad banner I have on my website too and will direct them to my website if they click on the add banner.



Please confirm if I have understood you correctly.



Thank you so much for your explanation.



Kind regards



Harley

E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Jun '13

Yes, you've got the gist right, just note that your affiliate must replace the "Click here to view more details" part of their link code with an <img src="" border="0"> tag, where the URL of the image file on your site should go between the quotes in the src="" part.