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PayPal Links on Exit pages - Iframe

by Big Money
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I usually use Clickbank to sell all of my products, but I decided I wanted to try out a service that gives instant PayPal payment so I setup up a new site of mine using DigiResults.

I am using an exit script on the site and the problem is that the Order link works on the main page, but the order links do not work on the 3 exit pages.

I use the same exit script on all of my Clickbank sites and the links always work fine.

Now with the PayPal/DigiResults links...

In Firefox it just goes to a white screen when you click the order link.

In Internet Explorer I get the following message:

This content cannot be displayed in a frame.

To help protect the security of information you enter into this website, the publisher of this content does not allow it to be displayed in a frame.

The url to the site is wholesale jordans list dot com

Does anyone know a way to put Paypal/Digiresult payment links on exit pages and make them work?
#exit #iframe #links #pages #paypal
  • Profile picture of the author Nochek
    It's very difficult to tell whats going on where with all the behind the scenes going on, but a few things...

    Paypal can not be run in an iframe, which means the digiresults link can not be placed inside an iframe and called asynchronously, you're going to have to redirect everything to their system.

    On your (I think) second exit page, your <a href> link isn't wrapped around your buynow button at all.

    And one your last exit page, you get a blank screen because something behind the scenes is mucking up the redirect.

    You are doing an excellent job of hiding everything going on, but it makes it very difficult to help :p
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    • Profile picture of the author Big Money
      Originally Posted by Nochek View Post

      It's very difficult to tell whats going on where with all the behind the scenes going on, but a few things...

      Paypal can not be run in an iframe, which means the digiresults link can not be placed inside an iframe and called asynchronously, you're going to have to redirect everything to their system.

      On your (I think) second exit page, your <a href> link isn't wrapped around your buynow button at all.

      And one your last exit page, you get a blank screen because something behind the scenes is mucking up the redirect.

      You are doing an excellent job of hiding everything going on, but it makes it very difficult to help :p

      Hello Nochek, thanks for your reply. The <a href> link isn't wrapped around the buy button on the second page because I'm messing with it trying to figure this out.

      I put target="_parent" in the <a> links for the buy buttons on the exit pages.

      It worked on the first exit page, but not on the second and third exit pages. Does anybody know why?

      The code now looks like this...

      <a target="_parent" href="http://www.digiresults.com/buy/2441">Add To Cart</a>
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  • Profile picture of the author Nochek
    On your third exit page, I get this as your a href code:

    <a xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" href="http://www.digiresults.com/buy/2441" target="_parent"><img width="613" height="297" border="0" src="Images/add_to_cart_special.jpg"/></a>

    Not sure if you meant to include the xmlns, but it wasn't there on your working exit page.
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