Using URL parameter instead of pretty links

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Ian

Hi,
Since updating to version 2.7.0 pretty links do not work and I’ve seen on a few posts that we have to use the URL parameter setting. I want the link to direct customers to a specific page and not the websites home page. At the moment the link displays as:
http://www.example.com?affiliates=6XXXXXXXX
with affiliates being the URL parameter name.
How do I change to to something like this:
http://www.example.com/pageone/?affiliates=6XXXXXXXX

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  1. antonio Avatar
    antonio

    Hi,
    you can use [affiliates_url] shortcode, eg: [affiliates_url]http://www.example.com/somepage[/affiliates_url]
    cheers

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