hello,
I would like some more information about including affiliate html code in a field.
I am aware that it is permitted to add html code, however I read somewhere that there
may be a limit to how much data the links.db file will be able to hold.
Typically, each affiliate code will be about 400 characters long:
<IMG SRC="http://service.bfast.com/...bfpage=worryhotlinks" BORDER="0" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1" NOSAVE >
<A HREF="http://service.bfast.com/...bfpage=worryhotlinks" TARGET="_top"><IMG SRC="http://images.bfast.com/...8x60_0703_worry5.gif" BORDER="0" WIDTH="468" HEIGHT="60" ALT=""></A>
Will the links.db be able to handle this if there are 3,000 links in the directory and there is affiliate code for each one?
An alternative solution is to make two extra fields instead of one, one would hold the affiliate URL and the other the affiliate image URL.
Affiliate URL:
Affiliate image:
I can then have the following html code in my html templates to display the banner:
<img border="0" src="<%AffiliateImage%>"></a></font></a>
The disadvantage of the above method is that the html code sometimes has to be inserted intact.
Please give me your advice
Nick
I would like some more information about including affiliate html code in a field.
I am aware that it is permitted to add html code, however I read somewhere that there
may be a limit to how much data the links.db file will be able to hold.
Typically, each affiliate code will be about 400 characters long:
Quote:
<IMG SRC="http://service.bfast.com/...bfpage=worryhotlinks" BORDER="0" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1" NOSAVE >
<A HREF="http://service.bfast.com/...bfpage=worryhotlinks" TARGET="_top"><IMG SRC="http://images.bfast.com/...8x60_0703_worry5.gif" BORDER="0" WIDTH="468" HEIGHT="60" ALT=""></A>
Will the links.db be able to handle this if there are 3,000 links in the directory and there is affiliate code for each one?
An alternative solution is to make two extra fields instead of one, one would hold the affiliate URL and the other the affiliate image URL.
Affiliate URL:
Affiliate image:
I can then have the following html code in my html templates to display the banner:
Quote:
<a href="<%AffiliateURL%>"> <img border="0" src="<%AffiliateImage%>"></a></font></a>
The disadvantage of the above method is that the html code sometimes has to be inserted intact.
Please give me your advice
Nick