PHP help needed - small job rep only

[simonj]

I need someone who is familiar with PHP to insert my affiliate code in a PHP page. I'm sure it's easily done but i don't know the correct syntax (i've tried it doesnt' work). Can someone plese lend a hand?

thanks
Simon

 

[weblord]

save as youraffiliatesite.php

<?php $URL="http://youraffiliateurl.com/";
header ("Location: $URL");
exit();
?>

 

[simonj]

Thanks, but not quite what I had in mind. The page returns variables, which I need to incorporate into my affilliate link. Weblord if you want to take a look PM me, or if someone else can have a crack please let me know.

thanks
Simon

heh you can probably get an idea as to what I want by looking at teh site in my sig

 

[Dotmainer]

without having code or that php-page its hard

but maybe something like this

?>

put here your affiliate code

<?php

.

 

[nityog]

Hello,
I m interested.
Please send me exact details of the work.
My Contact Details :
MSN : [email protected]
Gmail : [email protected]
I m looking forward to work with you.

 

[simonj]

the line I'm having trouble with;

$mystring='<ahref="http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain='.$prop;

$prop is a variable that needs appending to the end of the url, but how do I finish off the $mystring to include $prop</a> (the display text for the url)


any ideas?

thanks
Simon

ok half way there lol! got it working but it won't display in the textbox, it just displays the html instead of parsing it. sigh (got it running correctly at the bottom of the page though...WOOT! )

 

[Keral_Patel]

<?php
$mystring = "<a href='http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain="  . $prop . "</a>";
echo $mystring;
?>

 

[Phoenix]

A corrected version of -Nick-'s code from above; which didn't end the <a> tag before closing it.

<?php
$mystring = "<a href='http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain=".$prop."'>Anchor Text</a>";
echo $mystring;
?>

 

[Dotmainer]

i think Nicks code is ok ->

$prop . "</a>";

 

[Phoenix]

zoki:

  <?php
$mystring = "<a href='http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain="  . $prop . "</a>";
echo $mystring;
?>

The above code would output (where $prop is an actual value):

<a href='http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain=$prop</a>

This would not be a proper tag as the opening <a> tag is not closed itself. Thus my small (very, very small) correction:

  <?php
$mystring = "<a href='http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain=".$prop."'>Anchor Text</a>";
echo $mystring;
?>

 

[Dotmainer]

Phoenix: you are right :tu: havent seen that


.

 

[simonj]

Thanks everyone, this is what I eventually came up with, which I'm kind of proud of as I have no PHP knowlege at all!

$mystring='<a href="http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=2328&landingpage=domaincheck&domain='.$prop;
$moniker=$mystring.'">'.$prop.'</a>';

cheers,
Simon

 

[Keral_Patel]

Phoenix Thanks I think I missed out that " in end :D