surrealillusions
msg:3729510 | 5:17 pm on Aug 23, 2008 (gmt 0) |
You'll need to convert all the & to & Run your page through the W3C validator and follow what it says, it will give you guidelines on whats wrong. :)
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PowerUp
msg:3729728 | 2:01 am on Aug 24, 2008 (gmt 0) |
| You'll need to convert all the & to & |
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If I change this, will my affiliate code still work? Can Amazon deny commission or terminate my membership for changing the code?
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Marshall
msg:3729799 | 4:32 am on Aug 24, 2008 (gmt 0) |
| If I change this, will my affiliate code still work? |
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No. The changes will take you to a default Amazon page (Try it yourself). This is one of those exceptions to the rule as in this case, the & is not used in the sense of Black & White, but as a link. If you want to validate your page, remove the link information, validate the page, then put the link back in. Marshall
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mipr
msg:3730612 | 4:38 pm on Aug 25, 2008 (gmt 0) |
&s in URLs should work fine, as all you are doing is encoding the ampersand character in the HTML, it is not actually changing the text of the link as it is seen by a web server. I can't see how that would affect the affiliate code at all. Also, what is the point of removing things from a page to validate it, and then putting them back in? :S
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