I need the same module!!!!!!!

"Affiliate Links -- track all enrollments to the affiliate (username or ID)
- get home page shortcut www.website.com/username or website.com/unique (where unique is a unique variable provided by the affiliate in his/her profile)
- get any page link www.website.com/page/tabid/111/default.aspx?id=username
- get tracking links www.website.com/page/tabid/111/default.aspx?id=username&track=12345
Customer Management -- Give Affiliate tools to connect with their customers and affiliates
- Personally enrolled Customer and Affiliate List, Search, Sort
- Contact Info
- Email Customers and/or affiliiates
- Auto-responders
Admin Management -- Give Admin tools to connect with all customers and affiliates
-- Customer and Affiliate List, Search, Sort- Contact info
- Email 
- Auto-responders

eCommerce -- Would be great to integrate into catalook. Track sales from referrals 2 levels deep-- Customer and Affiliate List, Search, Sort - Joe signed up Mary and mary signed up Greg - must see the referred affiliates 2 levels deep
-Sales Rewards - percentage and flat rate option, as well as Ref. Reward  Rate Level 1 referrer and Ref Reward Rate Level 2 referrer.
-Contact info
- Email 
- Auto-responders""

Westa,

I looked through both sites thouroughly. I believe they are close to what I'm looking for.

Instead of the long URL I got as an affiliate:

http://www.readerspaid.com/default.aspx?tabid=37&WL_Referrer=gotom123

I'd like to be able to give the user:

http://www.readerspaid.com/gotom123

There is a module called ShortCuts on Snowcovered.com which does this for pages by creating a directory with a blank default.aspx, which is then redirected to the correct page. We have this module but there will be problems implementing it as an affiliate module.

http://www.masterytv.com/video for example redirects to http://www.masterytv.com/Default.aspx?tabid=85 

If we have 100,000 affiliates we would end up with 100,000 directories -- not good. An old tech team of mine did this before by creating a /redirect.aspx page which is where we sent all 404 errors. Since there is no www.masterytv.com/westa the user was redirected to www.masterytv.com/redirect.aspx and the code in that page parsed 'westa' from the referring URL and then used the affiliate link already in DotNetNuke. If I can get you that code, do you think you could adapt it to your code?

Or if anyone else can do this, I'll make the same offer.

Tom