I'm just starting out with CJ, and something is bothering me. I'm doing a bunch of pages, and I want to show product's price on the page. Is there a way to pull the price dynamically, so that it changes by itself if the company happens to update the price? Like a JavaScript or something? Or should I just update all my pages one by one?
Hmm, there are ways, but it sounds as if your pages are all static HTML. In that case, no, it's not really feasible. You need to have some basic dynamic aspect to your page, it should be in PHP say, and you need the product code, or some other identifier, available to your code as a variable so you can request the price from CJ's Web Service. If you are not a coder then it's easier just to use a ready solution like PopShops, which does it all for you.
If the advertiser has a product catalog or API, you should be able to pull the numbers through the advertiser's API or through CJ's Web Services, as markowe mentioned above.
Right, though as I say, if they are static pages then forget it. Though even then I suppose you could do it with some sort of JavaScript, but that would be a bit silly, unless it was some sort of widget you could reuse everywhere, but then you might as well use Popshops, like I say...