Prosper202 1.6 Beta Now Available (I need your feedback)

the feedback is its fucked. Ive put in as as a payout $1.50 and its still working it out wrong.

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Looks like Prosper is calculating the Income and Net profit based on the EPC. If you multiply your epc by the number of clicks you get a very close number that your stats is showing... weird!
 
is it just me or does Prosper now log you out rather quick?
If I leave for even half an hour, come back and refresh the stats I've to re-log in
 
Sonny Forelli said:
can anyone explain how the 'advanced' pixel functions to track multiple offers on a single page from a single subid (single visitor)?
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I asked the same question on their support system and never got a response. I could never get the javascript to actually redirect. Just goes to a blank page.

Firebug kept reporting
Code: 
c.charAt is not a function.
 
DomboCom said:
I asked the same question on their support system and never got a response. I could never get the javascript to actually redirect. Just goes to a blank page.

Firebug kept reporting
Code: 
c.charAt is not a function.
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and when I do it the following happens:

offer1.php

offer 2.php

Single .js script simulating 1 LP. Load LP, JS fires as normal- click through offer1.php - shows correctly. Manually fire "advanced" pixel, records offer1.php sale w/ correct revenue like normal.

THEN -

Click through offer2.php - fire pixel manually (same advanced pixel, CID's NOT BEING USED as I don't know how these work/integrate) and under spy it now overrites the outbound initial click to offer2.php's aff link, AND updates the converted revenue to show offer2 revenue ONLY.

Then under overview I see offer 1 broken out beneath the advanced LP, but the 1 click that was there is now changed to a 0, and offer2 shows 1 click and 1 conversion at the right revenue amount.

This functionality either a) doesn't solve the multiple offers converted by one user problem at all, or b) I just don't know how to use it correctly.

Any help Wes for clarity would be greatly appreciated.
 
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