http://disqus.com/people/5a34cfe7f384c37afcfbe06dec4f8643/enFri, 14 Aug 2009 11:24:04 -0000http://jangro.disqus.com/cj_javascript_links_first_looks/#comment-22773195From what I see it open's up the door for more error than we already see at CJ. Many times I have noticed that my own tracking differs greatly from what CJ reports. The LMI move completely removes the trace ability on my end and leaves this up to CJ. Scary isn't it. There is also a bug that I am sure CJ is not aware of. The newest version of Norton has the ability to "protect" you when visiting sites, this is on by default. I have done extensive research and the OLD links are even efected by this. If you track the incoming link from an affiliate and norton is turned on to full power it will mask the refering URL. That equals NO commission tracking. I discoverd this bug when I was blocking traffic from the eBay site to mine. Someone had placed a link from mysite onto theirs. Try it out on your eBay "Me" page it is a huge problem. <br><br>Place this code on one of your website pages and place a simple Html Link on your eBay Me page, turn Norton on FULL power and see what happens.<br><br>$env["HTTP_REFERER"] = getenv("HTTP_REFERER");<br>$env["HTTP_REFERRER"] = getenv("HTTP_REFFERER");<br><br>I would bet it will have a greater effect on the new LMI links.ApexFri, 23 Jun 2006 05:55:21 -0000http://hatethefuture.disqus.com/hate_the_future_only_after_ordering_special_signs_was_walmart_able/#comment-14836158But, but the covers aren't down yet.ApexFri, 14 Aug 2009 11:24:04 -0000