How do I put an affiliate link at the top of each page?

ajnabi

2008-03-11, 02:51 #1

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Subject: How do I put an affiliate link at the top of each page?

I wanted to put an affiliate link at the to of each page. If there a plug in or way I can make this happen?

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chi (Moderator) 2008-03-11, 11:37 #2

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If it should be just one and the same link for each page, then the easiest way would be to edit the main.php of your template and insert the link somewhere there.

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ajnabi

2008-03-11, 14:15 #3

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Thanks chi,

I tried

but what displayed was:

"image of a SlashedCircle"

"image of a SlashedCircle" being a red circle with a 45% angle line through it--the international pictorial "don't" sign.... as in when they have a pack of cigarettes with a SlashedCircle over it meaning "no smoking."

After poking around I think I need to be using one of the "tpl_" functions. I'll keep looking. In the meantime, if anyone can tell me what function that is and the syntax I'd appreciate it.

Also is there a way to put a different link according to the namespace?

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chi (Moderator) 2008-03-11, 14:31 #4

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Quote by ajnabi:
Thanks chi,

I tried

<a href=....><img src=...></a>

but what displayed was:

"image of a SlashedCircle"

"image of a SlashedCircle" being a red circle with a 45% angle line through it--the international pictorial "don't" sign.... as in when they have a pack of cigarettes with a SlashedCircle over it meaning "no smoking."

What happens if you insert the URL of the image you link to directly in the browser?

Quote by ajnabi:
Also is there a way to put a different link according to the namespace?

Yes, $ID holds the current page id you could use to match against.

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