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I have this: <span class="image"><img src="something.jpg"></span> I want to transform it to that using javascript: <span class="image"><a href="domain"><img src="something.jpg"></a></span> It has to be done using javascript in order to hide the affiliate links. I have tried this script but it seems not to work: function changespan() { find all <span> tags; for each <span> with class="image"{ URL = "http://domain.com" Create new link to URL; insert link into <span>; } } The function is uploaded in file script.js and I load it in this fashion: <script type="text/javascript" src="script.js"><

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 11 months ago . I'm looking for advice and your preferences on different music affiliate services for use in my Android application. My end goal is to have a revenue stream via dynamic affiliate links to any artist's music. The music should be purchasable via the web browser (not in app) The two affiliate programs that I'm most aware of are Amazon and iTunes. Here are my issues: Amazon seems to have a grudge

Apple recently (within the last month or two) made a bunch of changes to their affiliate program. Can you answer this question: do affiliate links earn money for in-app purchases? Example: will an affiliate link to a free app that then results in an in-app purchases in that app earn a commission for the link owner? Thank you in advance, The short answer is "yes" - in-app purchases can earn affiliate commissions. However, there are a few technical details. With the new platform (PHG, that took over for LinkShare and DGM on Oct. 1), only in app purchases from within the app that was referred in

I'm trying to track clicks from our site to an external website. On the external website, I'd like to place some code on their checkout thank-you page, that tells our server that a particular click has resulted in a sale. How does this tracking code work? Does it need to be a pixel? Do we need to drop a cookie before we send the user to the external website? Thanks. jonaz Pixel-based conversion tracking is pretty straightforward. You set up a basic web server to accept HTTP GET requests and write logs for those requests. On the merchant's confirmation page you put an image where the src

I want to promote my products by some affiliate networks. Do only thing you have to do, is to go into the function.php file and add this script with the pixel. With this script the tracking of the amount value works fine. This script works only for one network and if you are the only vendor. add_action( 'woocommerce_thankyou', 'my_custom_tracking' ); function my_custom_tracking( $order_id ) { $order = new WC_Order( $order_id ); $total = $order->get_subtotal(); $id = str_replace('#', '', $order->get_order_number()); echo '<iframe src="https://network.com/track?offer_id=666&amount=' . $total . '

I would like to be able to automatically change links into affiliate links automatically on my MediaWiki installation. This would help to reduce the amount of time managing links in case the code needs to be changed in the future. This is the setup of my GOG.com affiliate scheme: I need to append this key to the end of every GOG.com link: ?pp=708a77db476d737e54b8bf4663fc79b346d696d2 gog.com/en/gamecard/baldurs_gate_the_original_saga/?pp=708a77db476d737e54b8bf4663fc79b346d696d2 Is it possible for a piece of code, like Javascript, to intercept all links (like http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard