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Technical Information for our Mortgage Affiliate Form

In order to keep track of the leads that you generate, we will give you a unique affiliate URL like the one below:

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/mortgages/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID

Following this link will present a customisable brand neutral version of our mortgage form which you can then fully integrate
into your site in a number of different possible ways.

HTML Inline Frame (iframe)

All you need to do to achive this is to add the following page element to the appropriate page on your site replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

Regular HTML Frame (or dedicated page)

Is your website constructed with a frameset? If so, the best solution for you may be to create a frameset page on your site that contains our brand neutral mortgage form which you can view here.

All you need to do to achive this is to create the following frame element on the appropriate page:

<iframe src="http://www.estateangels.co.uk/mortgages/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"         
scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" width="600px" height="800px"></iframe>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

New Window or Pop-up Window

Rather than reserving space on your website for our form, you may prefer to open it within a dedicated window.

There are two ways of doing this - the simplest way would be to add a link to your website using the HTML code snippet below:

<a href="http://www.estateangels.co.uk/mortgages/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"
target="_blank"> Contact a qualified mortgage adviser</a>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Alternatively, you can use a JavaScript link or trigger an appropriately sized popup window containing the form using the following code snippets:

f = window.open('http://www.estateangels.co.uk/mortgages/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID',
'mortgage_form', 'height=400, width=500, status=yes, toolbar=no, menubar=no,
location=no'); f.focus();

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Customising the form

The mortgage form will appear on your site in simple black text with on a white background with some grey shading behind the section headings.

However, we recommend that you modify the look of the form and all of its fonts and colours so that it matches the look of the rest of your site. By making the form fit the rest of your site more naturally, you should find that your users are more likely to complete the form and generate revenue for you.

You can customise the look of your affiliate form by downloading our example form stylesheet and making changes to the various elements within that.

Once you have finished, you can upload your version of the file to any location on your website. To activate the changes, you will need modify your affiliate form url by adding 

?usecss=<FULL_URL_OF_YOUR_CSS>

to it. For example, if you have modified the stylesheet file and uploaded it to your site at 

http://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

then your affiliate form address that you would use in all the examples above would change to

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/mortgages/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID
?usecss=http://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This tell the form to use the style file that you have indicated on your site instead of our stanadard one.

NOTE FOR DEVELOPERS: many of the values that we use to control the appearance of the affiliate form are controlled by session variables which are stored on our server. This means that when you are testing, you may run into the situation where changes you are making no longer have an apparent effect on the pages served.

If this happens to you, you should either bookmark and use our logout link

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/memberlogout

or close down your browser and restart it so that it creates a new session for our site.

Technical Information for our Life Assurance Affiliate Form

In order to keep track of the leads that you generate, we will give you a unique affiliate URL like the one below:

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/lifeassurance/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID

Following this link will present a customisable brand neutral version of our mortgage form which you can then fully integrate
into your site in a number of different possible ways.

HTML Inline Frame (iframe)

All you need to do to achive this is to add the following page element to the appropriate page on your site replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

Regular HTML Frame (or dedicated page)

Is your website constructed with a frameset? If so, the best solution for you may be to create a frameset page on your site that contains our brand neutral life assurance form which you can view here.

All you need to do to achive this is to create the following frame element on the appropriate page:

<iframe src="http://www.estateangels.co.uk/lifeassurance/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"         
scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" width="600px" height="800px"></iframe>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

New Window or Pop-up Window

Rather than reserving space on your website for our form, you may prefer to open it within a dedicated window.

There are two ways of doing this - the simplest way would be to add a link to your website using the HTML code snippet below:

<a href="http://www.estateangels.co.uk/lifeassurance/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"
target="_blank"> Contact a qualified life assurance advisor</a>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Alternatively, you can use a JavaScript link or trigger an appropriately sized popup window containing the form using the following code snippets:

f = window.open('http://www.estateangels.co.uk/lifeassurance/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID',
'mortgage_form', 'height=400, width=500, status=yes, toolbar=no, menubar=no,
location=no'); f.focus();

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Customising the form

The life assurance form will appear on your site in simple black text with on a white background with some grey shading behind the section headings.

However, we recommend that you modify the look of the form and all of its fonts and colours so that it matches the look of the rest of your site. By making the form fit the rest of your site more naturally, you should find that your users are more likely to complete the form and generate revenue for you.

You can customise the look of your affiliate form by downloading our example form stylesheet and making changes to the various elements within that.

Once you have finished, you can upload your version of the file to any location on your website. To activate the changes, you will need modify your affiliate form url by adding 

?usecss=<FULL_URL_OF_YOUR_CSS>

to it. For example, if you have modified the stylesheet file and uploaded it to your site at 

http://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

then your affiliate form address that you would use in all the examples above would change to

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/lifeassurance/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID
?usecss=http://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This tell the form to use the style file that you have indicated on your site instead of our stanadard one.

NOTE FOR DEVELOPERS: many of the values that we use to control the appearance of the affiliate form are controlled by session variables which are stored on our server. This means that when you are testing, you may run into the situation where changes you are making no longer have an apparent effect on the pages served.

If this happens to you, you should either bookmark and use our logout link

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/memberlogout

or close down your browser and restart it so that it creates a new session for our site.

Technical Information for our Valuation Affiliate Form

In order to keep track of the leads that you generate, we will give you a unique affiliate URL like the one below:

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/valuation/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID

Following this link will present a customisable brand neutral version of our mortgage form which you can then fully integrate
into your site in a number of different possible ways.

HTML Inline Frame (iframe)

All you need to do to achive this is to add the following page element to the appropriate page on your site replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

Regular HTML Frame (or dedicated page)

Is your website constructed with a frameset? If so, the best solution for you may be to create a frameset page on your site that contains our brand neutral Valuation form which you can view here.

All you need to do to achive this is to create the following frame element on the appropriate page:

<iframe src="http://www.estateangels.co.uk/valuation/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"         
scrolling="auto" frameborder="0" width="600px" height="800px"></iframe>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This frame will contain the form, hosted by our server, which will handle all the validation, registration, checking and submission into our database.

If you wish, you could create a link directly to the source url above although we recommend that you use a pop-up window to avoid users being confused as to where to go next once they have completed the form.

New Window or Pop-up Window

Rather than reserving space on your website for our form, you may prefer to open it within a dedicated window.

There are two ways of doing this - the simplest way would be to add a link to your website using the HTML code snippet below:

<a href="https://www.estateangels.co.uk/valuation/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID"
target="_blank"> Contact a qualified Valuation advisor</a>

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Alternatively, you can use a JavaScript link or trigger an appropriately sized popup window containing the form using the following code snippets:

f = window.open('https://www.estateangels.co.uk/valuation/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID',
'mortgage_form', 'height=400, width=500, status=yes, toolbar=no, menubar=no,
location=no'); f.focus();

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This will cause the browser to open another window, usually the same size as the one with your site, that contains the form.

Customising the form

The Valuation form will appear on your site in simple black text with on a white background with some grey shading behind the section headings.

However, we recommend that you modify the look of the form and all of its fonts and colours so that it matches the look of the rest of your site. By making the form fit the rest of your site more naturally, you should find that your users are more likely to complete the form and generate revenue for you.

You can customise the look of your affiliate form by downloading our example form stylesheet and making changes to the various elements within that.

Once you have finished, you can upload your version of the file to any location on your website. To activate the changes, you will need modify your affiliate form url by adding 

?usecss=<FULL_URL_OF_YOUR_CSS>

to it. For example, if you have modified the stylesheet file and uploaded it to your site at 

https://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

then your affiliate form address that you would use in all the examples above would change to

https://www.estateangels.co.uk/valuation/partner/YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID
?usecss=https://www.bloggs.com/mortgagestylesheet.css

replacing YOUR_AFFILIATE_ID with the identifier that we'll give you.

This tell the form to use the style file that you have indicated on your site instead of our stanadard one.

NOTE FOR DEVELOPERS: many of the values that we use to control the appearance of the affiliate form are controlled by session variables which are stored on our server. This means that when you are testing, you may run into the situation where changes you are making no longer have an apparent effect on the pages served.

If this happens to you, you should either bookmark and use our logout link

http://www.estateangels.co.uk/memberlogout

or close down your browser and restart it so that it creates a new session for our site.

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