I need some assistance with promo code in a URL. We want to put a hyperlink in an email that takes customers to an SYOS map that has the promo code already "submit" - the promo code switches MOS so the only the 2 concerts on offer appear - and only the allocation for the promo etc. We want to avoid the link that takes them to the SYOS AND THEN they enter the promo code - http://tickets.tso.com.au/single/SelectSeatingSYOS.aspx?p=3214&z=758
We would prefer something like this http://tickets.tso.com.au/single/SelectSeating.aspx?p=3214&z=758&promo=tso%20mum but it doesn't seem to work.
Hi Darrell,
As Nicholas says, if you have a space, that might be the cause of the problem - a % is inserted in the URL if one exists. Why not set up your promo as "tso20Mum"?
Cheers,
Kevin
TNEW will accept the promo parameter as either the promo code or the source number.
It might be an option for you to use a link like this:
http://tickets.tso.com.au/single/SelectSeating.aspx?p=3214&z=758&promo=1044
Jared
Good tip Jared, if the promo code is embedded in the URL, a numerical value serves just as well.