Living proof that cj links suck

pricethat · 02-07-06

looks like one of your affiliates has posted one of your cj links in this forum or am i wrong? Seems to of messed up the page a little

http://www.a4uforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=45817

KGP · 02-07-06

....a little????

Rich · 02-07-06

It was fine earlier - it's just that the </script> tag hasn't been posted or has been stripped by the forum.

pricethat · 02-07-06

Yeah i can see you got it fixed now, simple but even so it was funny. Just out of interest how many real affiliates would of actually known that though in all of their other cms type systems etc?

Anyone care to guess? 40%? more?

Dynamoo · 03-07-06

Ah well, it'll cut down on spam I guess because the JS links won't work properly.

What's that noise? Oh, it's the sound of CJ imploding.

pricethat · 03-07-06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dynamoo

What's that noise? Oh, it's the sound of CJ imploding.

I think its the sound of affiliates slamming the door shut, it cant be CJ itself. There has to be some kind of substance/mass in the beginning for it to implode

KirstyM · 04-07-06

I haven't paid too much attention to the CJ link changeover so far... but is it just me being plain stupid or are these links not usable for PPC?

I'm sure there is a solution knocking around somewhere (or is there?!). I'm off to do some investigating... Really don't have time for this kind of rubbish

Nosmo_King · 04-07-06

Anyone having design problems?

I have a site... pure css layout... that has two 120x60 ads side by side. Changed one of the ads to the new js links and hey presto... the ads moved to one on the top of the other which messed up the layout. Replaced it with the legacy code... back to side by side

Fortunately, the problem was only with I/Explorer.... Firefox displayed it OK. So now I'll just put up a big 'optimised for Firefox' sign and everything will be just fine.