Part 2 hyperlinks

First the application:

Firstly, I am doing affiliate marketing.

Back then, I had a line up member to teach us how to drive traffic to our website. Most of us weren't computer savvy, and I still can't add. But what he would do for us is create a simple HTML code that we copy and paste into our web editor. Upon completion, we filled in the blanks to speak with our information.

In the original html, we were asked to host our website in the (href) html location. This href was encoded like most hyperlinks I've seen, but at the end of the tag Was there code that indicated = 0 or = 1. One was on my page and the other was on his landing page (his page). I don't remember the sequence. So basically this link directed me to his page with a link to my registration page for new prospects.

Anyway, the purpose of this feature was to get people from their site down the line to my site for more detailed instructions. If the prospect chose to participate, they would click on the link on the home page (Mine).

Now after that, the (href link) code from my line down was somehow interacting with the same link on my page and redirecting the prospect to his registration page.

If he came from any source other than code, he would take it as my mark from another source (my ad) and direct the search page to my registration page.

OK, this is what we achieved earlier, but I don't know how to set up this code or html in my page for this to happen.

I really need someone to help me here if you know an example of how to do this to include a line (href) for the home page (landing page) on the shipping page (online partner)

If you know the words I should be using to better ask this question in html terminology, please enlighten me.

OK, it's in a nut shell. Search html that will interact between two pages from different sites and achieve one basic need. Direct this person to the correct link address.

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Your HTML pages really need back-end code (PHP, .NET, etc.) to understand the parameters your friend is sending you (stuff "= 0" at the end of the url). Without seeing this code, no one can really tell you what to insert the URL for links (the "href" parts)



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