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If you pick Elemental (fire) as one of the bloodlines for Crossblooded, yes.
Fire Affinity: Ifrit sorcerers with the elemental (fire) bloodline treat their Charisma score as 2 points higher for all sorcerer spells and class abilities.
A crossblooded sorcerer selects two different bloodlines.
That's straight RAW--your crossblooded sorcerer is a sorcerer "with" the elemental (fire) bloodline (and one other, and 1 less spell known per level, and -2 will saves--it balances out).
Wildblooded Primal is going to be YMMV; some GMs will say the wildblooded bloodlines are "separate" bloodlines (i.e. Primal (fire) is not Elemental (fire) so no go on the Ifrit ability) while others will say that the wildblooded bloodlines merely modify an existing bloodline that you already have (and so Primal (fire) is subsumed within elemental (fire) and you're golden as an Ifrit.)
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Glad this is the only thread I can find regarding the various Elemental "Affinity"s and the Wildblooded Primal question I was going to ask. How does this work for PFS?
Yes you can Pick Primal Bloodline and gain the benefit of the (Insert Element) Affinity
No you can't Pick Primal Bloodline and gain the benefit of the (Insert Element) Affinity
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Glad this is the only thread I can find regarding the various Elemental "Affinity"s and the Wildblooded Primal question I was going to ask. How does this work for PFS?
Yes you can Pick Primal Bloodline and gain the benefit of the (Insert Element) Affinity
No you can't Pick Primal Bloodline and gain the benefit of the (Insert Element) Affinity
Considering the PFS ruling that the linnorm bloodline doesn't count as draconic, I believe not.
Search is your friend:
I searched Mike Brock's posts, because I remembered him saying something about draconic sorcerers.
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FAQ'ed 10/23/2013 - Crossblooded + Wildblooded not allowed (without GM permission)
Sorcerer, Crossblooded and Wildblooded: Can I take both of these archetypes for the same character?