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I understand that if a Referral code is used in the "Account details", it must relate to an existing page (ex: mywebsite.com/abc).
However, if I don't want to use a landing page can I use an html redirect page (mywebsite.com/abc/index.html) to a Membership Pro page and be assured that, being a redirect, AT will still track the Membership Pro (and other) activities?
Tks!
Serge
However, if I don't want to use a landing page can I use an html redirect page (mywebsite.com/abc/index.html) to a Membership Pro page and be assured that, being a redirect, AT will still track the Membership Pro (and other) activities?
Tks!
Serge
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0Tks Germinal for the quick response.
If using abc/index.html as the Referral word, I understand it will show whatever content of that index.html file (including if a redirect file).
As you know, in normal html when a link is something like mywebsite/abc (not abc/index.html), a browser will automatically open the index.html (or php.html) file in that abc subdirectory. I tried it with AT, and it works the same, ie it recognizes the redirect link and goes to the right page.
Then my question is: in this particular case using abc as the Referral word, where the very first page hit by the referral link is a redirect page, and the second page is a regular webpage (homepage or other), will AT track whatever comes up thereafter (with Membership Pro and whatever goes through our cart)?
Tks,
Serge
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