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When a customer clicks on an affiliate link or banner and lands on your site, which is integrated with the click tracking code (or lands on a replicated site), the click tracking code sends a request to the server. The server then replies with a PAPVisitorId—a unique, 32-character-long alphanumeric string. This PAPVisitorId is stored in cookies and is also saved in the database of Post Affiliate Pro or Post Affiliate Network if the click was associated with an affiliate. The PAPVisitorId store...

Types of Cookies Created by Post Affiliate Pro Post Affiliate Pro creates several types of cookies: - Browser Cookies (1st and 3rd Party): These cookies are stored on the domain where your click tracking code executes (known as first-party cookies) and also on the domain where Post Affiliate Pro is installed (referred to as third-party cookies). - HTML5 Local Storage Cookie The cookies created by Post Affiliate Pro can be divided into two main categories: 1. Tracking Cookies - PAPVisitorId:...

Post Affiliate Pro API is PHP-based, but you can also access it from other programming languages. The only requirement is to correctly implement an HTTP POST request and properly encode your JSON request to our server. Example: Making a Request Using C# in .NET Below is an example of such a request using C# in .NET (as a simple console application): // EXAMPLE OF LOGIN REQUEST using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Net; using Sy...