Creating Links to the Landing Page

If needed, you can create a link to direct your subscription shoppers to the subscriptions landing page where they can view and manage their subscription(s). The link will direct the shopper to a page specific to the task you want them to perform (such as manually renew their subscription, update their billing information, and so on).

How Landing Page Links are Structured

Links to the subscription landing page contain the following elements.

Sample Link

The following sample link shows how all the parameters are used. The color coding in the sample below correspond to the colors used in the table above.

You can copy the sample below and then change the parameters as needed to define your own link. Keep in mind that URLs should not include any spaces (if you copy the text below, it may contain line breaks or spaces, which should be removed).

• The first part of the link ("store.digitalriver.com") is your store's domain (or virtual domain). Most stores use "store.digitalriver.com" as their domain, however some stores have opted to use a virtual domain. Use the same domain for all links you create to the landing page. Make sure you include the second black part ("/store?") in addition to the site ID (the red part discussed below) or the link will not work.
• The red part is the site ID on which the shopper purchased the subscription. When you create your own link, replace drsubano with your site ID.
• The blue part is the same in every link and will not change regardless of the link you are creating. This parameter indicates you want the link to open the subscription landing page. Once the shopper logs on to the landing page, they are directed to a page that corresponds with FutureAction (the action the shopper will actually take).
• The green part is the ID of the subscription you want the shopper to act upon. When you create your own link, replace 12345689 with the ID of the shopper's subscription.
• The orange part is the action you want the shopper to take once they log on to the landing page. When you create your own link, use the FutureAction you want the shopper to take from the table below.
• The purple part is only required if you use one of four FutureAction in the orange part. Use the table below to determine if the FutureAction you want to use requires an AcceptAction.

FutureAction

The following table outlines the values you can use for the FutureAction parameter in your link. The FutureAction is the actual action you want the shopper to take, such as manually renewing their subscription.

IncreaseSubscriptionQuantity 

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