Snap Affiliates v2.0 for v1.5.0 and later

**CraftCorner** · 30 Oct 2021, 07:10 PM

Originally Posted by lat9

... and as I mentioned in my previous post, that's due to the current template file that's being used on the site. It's not the "standard" referrer_main page template, it asks that the customer log in to view their order-related information.

Got it. My web person is looking at it now. Thanks!

**mvstudio** · 22 Mar 2022, 09:59 PM

Before I embark in one of my crazy attempts, I wanted to ask, is it possible to use an external server to host the images?

**dbltoe** · 22 Mar 2022, 11:19 PM

Originally Posted by mvstudio

Before I embark in one of my crazy attempts, I wanted to ask, is it possible to use an external server to host the images?

So.... Hypothetically.
You're living in San Francisco and drive to San Diego each day to change cars and drive to work in LA?

Some folks think it might be helpful but, I just can't see it in an e-commerce environment. Zen Cart structuring would have to be changed dramatically.

Just lag time for operation would be a definite no for me. Of course, there are a myriad of other reasons as well. I can just see the PCI folks salivating thinking about once again making the big bucks "securing your site."

**mvstudio** · 23 Mar 2022, 12:33 AM

Originally Posted by dbltoe

So.... Hypothetically.
You're living in San Francisco and drive to San Diego each day to change cars and drive to work in LA?

Some folks think it might be helpful but, I just can't see it in an e-commerce environment. Zen Cart structuring would have to be changed dramatically.

Just lag time for operation would be a definite no for me. Of course, there are a myriad of other reasons as well. I can just see the PCI folks salivating thinking about once again making the big bucks "securing your site."

Yeah, I figured it was a dumb idea the moment I hit that post reply button

Thanks nonetheless.

**swguy** · 12 Nov 2022, 01:17 PM

Anyone coming here from JROX JAM:
It appears that JAM is now abandonware - you have to bypass browser protections even to download it because they didn't renew the SSL certificate; the version of PHPMailer that's being used is old and insecure; the help pages no longer work.

So SNAP might be your best plan for moving forward.