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Does the Affiliate module write cookies?
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Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View PostMike @ mikeworks.com built us a replacement for an outside affiliate module. Its cookie based. Not sure how easy it would be to add to another miva site, but you could ask. (BTW: that's mike as in Mike Brock, the original viking coder.
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Mike @ mikeworks.com built us a replacement for an outside affiliate module. Its cookie based. Not sure how easy it would be to add to another miva site, but you could ask. (BTW: that's mike as in Mike Brock, the original viking coder.
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Was the native affiliate module updated with Miva 10 to use cookies?
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Yeah they're up to date on everything (it's not the same guys as 20 years ago) but it's Alex from eMediaSales who bought them out and consolidated everything under that brand.
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Yes, they are still around and they are installing the Affiliate module now.
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Originally posted by Rick Wilson View PostNo the built in affiliate system is not cookie based and is very long in the tooth.
VikingCoders has a good affiliate system that uses cookies and I'd recommend.
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No the built in affiliate system is not cookie based and is very long in the tooth.
VikingCoders has a good affiliate system that uses cookies and I'd recommend.
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Does the Affiliate module write cookies?
Does the current Affiliate module write cookies on the customer's computer?
If a customer reaches my site through an affiliate link and days later returns directly to my site, will the Affiliate still receive a commission? If so how long does the link between the customer and store last/.Tags: None
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