<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Sell a password</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> add some text here <% DIM x x = Request.QueryString( "x" ) IF x <> "" THEN Response.Write "Are you ready to buy a password?" Response.Write "<BR><BR>" ' edit the next line to include your nickname and product number and name Response.Write "<A HREF=http://www.clickbank.net/sell.cgi?link=nickname/1/Product_Name&x=" & x Response.Write "Click here to buy password number " & X Response.Write "</A>" ELSE Response.Write "<FORM METHOD=GET ACTION=sellpassword.asp>" Response.Write "Enter the number of the password (1 to 1000) that you want to buy" Response.Write "<INPUT MAXLENGTH=4 NAME="&CHR(34)&"x"&CHR(34)&" SIZE=4>" Response.Write "</FORM>" END IF %> add some text here </BODY> </HTML>
The above sells a single clickbank product, and passes x thru as a parameter to the thank you page. Edit the line which is marked
4. Make you thank you page, say thankyou.asp
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="passwordlist.asp" --> <HTML>. <HEAD> <TITLE>Thankyou</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <% DIM x x = Request.QueryString( "x" ) IF x <> "" THEN Response.Write "Your password is " & passwordlist(x) ELSE Response.Write "An error occured, contact the webmaster for help" END IF %> add text here add text here </BODY> </HTML>
I have always wanted to try asp! I will test out the coding and see how it works... if it does, then I would like to publish it in my newsletter -- very useful info!
Response.Write "<FORM METHOD=GET ACTION=sellpassword.asp>" Response.Write "Enter the number of the password (1 to 1000) that you want to buy" Response.Write "<INPUT MAXLENGTH=4 NAME="&CHR(34)&"x"&CHR(34)&" SIZE=4>" Response.Write "</FORM>"
To:
Response.Write "<FORM METHOD=GET ACTION=sellpassword.asp>" Response.Write "Enter the number of the password (1 to 1000) that you want to buy" Response.Write "<INPUT MAXLENGTH=4 NAME="&CHR(34)&"x"&CHR(34)&" SIZE=4>" Response.Write "<BR><INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="&CHR(34)&"Buy Now"&CHR(34)&">" Response.Write "</FORM>"
Eva, I can't guarantee that I haven't made a typo (can't see it, if I have) as I've been editing the code in the forum - based on more a complicated original that did work. But the principle works.
Also error checking is omitted on the sample (for example, you might want to add code to verify x is between 1 and 1000, and not say 1,001)
I'll also see if we can get some other language versions up in the not too distant future...
I would like to know how to do this with PHP. I can always install and customize existing code, but I haven't had the time to learn to write it for myself. Does anybody have a snippet that will do this already made?
My server doesn't have ASP, I'm running on Red Hat...I guess that CGI would be ok too, but I actually prefer PHP. It's dynamic and can do other cool things that I have programmed into my pages - and I can't exactly name my pages with BOTH a php and a cgi extension, obviously.
I have used your thankyou.asp code. However when I run it, it prinys out all the passwords then it ends with an error : Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
The formatting didn't come out quite right in the forum
Look in scripts section ofwww.ebookcode.comfor a better formatting example
Line breaks etc are significant in VBScript/ASP, so this could be the reason
If still struggling post you exact code. Simple trick: one the file thankyou.asp in Notepad, make the windoiw real wide first line is line 1, 2nd line 2, etc. What do you see on line 12, and perhaps a few preceeding lines
The formatting didn't come out quite right in the forum
Look in scripts section ofwww.ebookcode.comfor a better formatting example
Line breaks etc are significant in VBScript/ASP, so this could be the reason
If still struggling post you exact code. Simple trick: one the file thankyou.asp in Notepad, make the windoiw real wide first line is line 1, 2nd line 2, etc. What do you see on line 12, and perhaps a few preceeding lines
Hello, How would I modify the Multiple Password ASP script for use with PayPal? I am not a programmmer so I'd need a cut and paste snippet with instructions. I have to believe that someone may have already done this but I don't know where to look for the info. Many thanks.
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