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Purchased on the US website, no problem. But using the popup link, the 1 or 2 yr renewal buttons don't work. Frustrating.
Emailed support request, but wondering if anyone has any idea what the problem is? (edit) The renewal links begin with: javascript:_utmlinker followed by a url I copied the shortcut, pasted it in the Open box and got renewed (at least paid for it, and got a receipt). But I'm curious about "utmlinker". What is it, and why doesn't it work for XP sp2 in IE6? I have Sun Java and this is the first time a Javascript has failed. Thanks in advance, Mike Last edited by MichaelJH : June 21st, 2006 at 03:44 AM. |
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I Googled "utmlinker"
__utmLinker is a JavaScript function that is used when the links on your site require users to change root domain names - for example, from www.example.com to www.shoppingcart.com. For instructions on setting this up, please read How do I use Google Analytics to track a 3rd-party shopping cart? So, question answered, but why use something that isn't 100% reliable (my search confirmed that), and could delay or prevent a renewal? NOD32 is worth the hassle, and I can understand setting up a 3rd party store, but if my problem is not unique, the new store may be more of a burden than in house renewals. |
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Hello,
I have notified our webmaster and will let you know as soon as I hear back. Regards, Aryeh Goretsky
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