I have a simple web form that feeds into Infusionsoft. Not my call. I had been submitting it fine with curl to run an AJAX routine, to eliminate then going to Infusionsoft’s domain and a thank you page – instead just displaying a thank you/error msg based on the return. All good so far. The problem I’ve run into is with the affiliate cookies. Apparently each time I set up an affiliate it generates them a url to my sign up form that has their affiliate data in it and sets a cookie in the url (http://www.example.com?p=XXX&w=XXX).
I’m getting that stripped out with my curl routine. How do I keep a ‘url cookie’ enabled when submitting through curl? I apologize if my terminology is incorrect, this is beyond the scope of what I usually do and would appreciate any correction.
I know it’s a curl_setopt but don’t understand them enough to make a qualified decision. I basically just need it to keep alive the session that was started with the url. I know this post is lacking, but unfortunately so is my understanding.
The affiliate cookie is tied to the infusionsoft.com domain and you can’t access that unless your script is on the Infusionsoft domain. The only other way to do this is to use some hacked version of the instructions on this page – http://kb.infusionsoft.com/index.php?/article/AA-00878/0/How-can-I-track-affiliate-activity-if-I-capture-leads-or-process-orders-through-the-Infusionsoft-API.html
Best,
Jordan