At the bottom of our site, click the Affiliate Programs link, then you will find a link to browse all affiliate programs, where you can use the spyglass icon at the top of our site to search those programs for any terms you wish. Note that spyglass search is context-sensitive -- e.g., when you're here on the forum it searches the forum, and when you're on a help page it searches help pages, and when you're browsing affiliate programs it searches those, etc.

There is no spyglass icon on any of my pages. I swear. I have searched for it everywhere. Can you suggest a possible setting/reason?

Very frustrating -unable to search your site for anything.

Search results on our site had been provided by Google, but they recently retired the custom search integration method that we'd been using. This caused search results on our site to start coming up blank, so we have temporarily removed our search feature to avoid any confusion until we can integrate with their newest custom search method. Was there anything in particular you wanted to search for? All our help pages are accessible via the Help links at the top and bottom of our site, and you can add "site:e-junkie.com" to any Google search to limit results to pages on our site alone.



BTW, affiliates who already know they wish to join your program should not need to search for it, as they'd simply click the sign-up link you provide on your site. You can obtain your sign-up link code from your E-junkie Seller Admin > Affiliate Program Settings. If any affiliate has clicked your sign-up link but can't find you listed in their Affiliate Admin > Your Affiliate Programs, menu, this help page will explain to them what probably happened and how to resolve it:

2http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/trouble.for-affiliates.merchant-missing.htm2

Any update on the missing search functionality?

Development has had their hands full with some pretty major projects lately, so they haven't had a chance to research building a new Google search integration. Meanwhile, you can use Google directly to do the same thing by using their site: and/or inurl: search parameter(s) -- e.g.:



Search help pages:

your search terms here inurl:e-junkie.com/ej/



Search the forum:

your search terms here inurl:e-junkie.com/bb/



Search affiliate programs:

your search terms here site:e-junkie.com inurl:section=affiliates

It's now possible to search for products with affiliate programs in our Marketplace here: https://market.e-junkie.com/marketplace/?affiliates=true1

...or to search only digital products here: https://market.e-junkie.com/marketplace/?affiliates=true&digital=true2