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Ban Man Pro allows you to
dynamically insert the target URL in order to track click throughs for
advanced banners. This includes some third-party ad
code, Java Banners, Flash Banners, etc. The code will
often be provided with the actual target URL already in the
code. Once you have added the banner into Ban Man Pro
using the Advanced Banner Option, place the target URL in
the Target URL field. Next, replace the actual target
URL in the ad code with [BanManProURL]. Ban Man Pro
will dynamically insert the URL in order to track the clicks
before redirecting the user to the actual URL.
What if I have multiple
target URL's?
For this we provide the
parameter called BanManProRedirect. Here is an example
of how it is used.
For example, if there are 3 URLs in an
advanced banner such as...
http://www.test.com/file1.htm
http://www.test.com/file2.htm
http://www.test.com/file3.htm
You would make them...
[BanManProURL]&BanManProRedirect=http://www.test.com/file1.htm
[BanManProURL]&BanManProRedirect=http://www.test.com/file2.htm
[BanManProURL]&BanManProRedirect=http://www.test.com/file3.htm
We also developed it with ASP
developers in mind and if your redirect URL contains the
"?" or "&" it must be replaced with
BMPQString or BMPAMPSAND respectively because otherwise the
redirects will not work properly. The [BanManProURL]
will dynamically insert the URL to count the click in Ban
Man Pro, and then the user will be redirected to the URL
that appears after "BanManProRedirect=".
NOTE: You must
be using Ban Man Pro version 1.2 and higher in order to use this
feature. Contact us if you need this version.
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