SUDDENLY there’s a big update for everyone who loves downloading sites from a Flow: dynamic pixels, agency archives, two upgrades to the “Thank You” page, and Keitaro integration.
Dynamic Pixels
Before: pixels in downloaded sites were inserted once, at the moment of download. Whatever was set in the Flow is what ended up in the archive.
Now: you can add fb=123456 to the address bar and a Facebook pixel with that same code shows up on the site. The parameter names and analytics systems match the Flow exactly: FB, Google, TikTok, and whatever other junk.
Thank-You Page Upgrade
Before: the Thank-You page showed up in archives through weird, twisted manipulations. Create two little files (success/thanks), manually shove the file in, suffer …
Now: when you create an archive, the automation finds the success.php file in the site’s folder, cleans it of filth and unnecessary code, and sticks it into the archive itself.
Thank-You Page for the Lazy
Before: without a ready-made file in the archive, it got replaced by a plain, boring Thank-You page in a single language.
Now: when you download, we’ll pull the Thank-You page straight from storage. And if there isn’t one, we’ll add a universal page with automatic language selection.
Keitaro Integration
Before: after downloading the archive, you had to manually write the hidden subid field into every form by hand, or this thing couldn’t pass the sub at all.
Now: you put {subid} in the SubID field in the Flow settings, and it shows up in every form on its own. A crutch? Yes! But an elegant one, here and there.
Agency Archives
Before: agents could only download a bare-bones archive template, with placeholders marked out for the price, country, and other parameters.
Now: just download the archive. Even with a ready-made API file. Prices and countries are already in place. Pixels included. No more “technical archives” — just finished, fully assembled files.
Archives for Everyone
Before: archives downloaded as-is, with no extra settings, no tracker integration. There was some half-hearted country selector, and even that wasn’t always there.
Now: when you download an archive from a Flow or from the offers section, a handy pop-up window appears. There, you can pick the site, the country, and the tracker you’re planning to integrate with (Keitaro only, for now).