• A new version of Full Calendar is now available.

    See the details here

Create an amazon affiliate link

  • Views Views: 15,550
  • Last updated Last updated:

Navigation

      Access element (+)
      Birthday element
      Button element
      Calculation element
      Captcha element
      Checkbox element
      Colour Picker element
      Count element (+)
      Database join element
      Date element
      Digg element
      Display text element
      Dropdown element
      Facebook Like element
      Field element
      File Upload element
      Folder element
      Google Map element
      Image element
         Image databese join
      Internal id element
      IP element
      J!Date element
      Kaltura element
      Link element
      Notes element
      OpenStreetMap element
      Picklist element
      Radio Button element
      Rating element
      Sequence element
      Slider element
      Tags element
      Textarea element
      Thumbs element
      Time element
      Timer element
      Timestamp element
      Total element
      User element
      User group element
      Video element
      View level element
      YesNo element
      Youtube element
      Akismet validation
      Is Email validation
      Is Not validation
      Is Numeric validation
      Not empty validation
      PHP validation
      Rsa id
  • Amazon affiliate links allow you to link to Amazon and take a share of the revenue generated from any purchases that the redirected user makes. First of all you will need to sign up with the Amazon affiliates scheme to get your affiliate tag.

    Lets say you have a table of books, and you want to link to their corresponding Amazon page.
    1. Create a new text Field element called asin
    2. In its format string field enter
    HTML:
    <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/%s?tag=your-affiliate-tag">Buy from Amazon</a>
    1. replace 'your-affiliate-tag' with your own affiliate tag
    2. When editing tor adding new books to your table, simple enter the book's ASIN code (this is displayed on the Amazon's page for that book)
    3. Watch the money roll in as your users click on the links :)
Back
Top