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2 problems at the moment.
1. The referrer ID is not showing on the sign up form for a new affiliate even though the 2 tier commission structure is in place.
2.When I go in to check affiliate sign up it is setting the referrer ID to a random affiliate even though the above question has not be asked in the sign up form.
Please can you tell me how to amend this.
Thanks
Please share a link to your sign up form so I can see what field is missing.
Have you made any kind of tweaks or customization to the plugin?
Link to sign up.. [https://www.chaffree.com/chaffrees-affiliate-program/?wp_affiliate_view=signup]
No adjustments made to plugin.
Thank you
No fields are missing from there. The signup form looks perfect.
When an affiliate signs up under another affiliate, you will be able to see it in the admin side (by editing that affiliate’s record).
When I test my register page, using a test affiliate link, sometimes the referred by affiliate ID does not show and sometimes it does (sometimes it shows up after registering another test member and sometimes not?).
I’m using short code: [wp_affiliate_referrer]
Seems to be inconsistent?
Am I missing something here? Any suggestions?
[http://faster-pc.com/registration/?ap_id=test]
Also tested: [http://faster-pc.com/registration?ap_id=test]
When I just tested it, the referrer is showing now, earlier it wasn’t. Could it be related to a slow internet connection on my end or maybe an issue with my theme?
Cookies are slow to respond maybe?
By the way… GREAT products and great price guys, keep up the great work.
It should show all the time. Do you have any caching plugin installed? or is Your server using caching on the server side?
Yes I’m using Wordfence with Falcon Engine turned on.
And WP Performance Score Booster with all the settings on:
– Remove query strings from static content
– Enable GZIP compression (compress text, html, javascript, css, xml and so on)
– Set expire caching (Leverage Browser Caching)
You need to be able to define the following rule with your caching:
When the “ap_id” cookie is present for a request, it should show the normal page (not the cached version).
Below is an example of how it is done with the W3 Total cache (this should give you an idea of what I am talking about):
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Ok I added ap_id as an exclusion with Wordfence cache.
A brand new visitor opening an affiliate link for the first time shouldn’t have any issues regardless right? Maybe it’s just from my end because I’m opening and closing pages to test and their caching not caching?
many thanks.
Maybe it’s just from my end because I’m opening and closing pages to test and their caching not caching?
Try clearing your browser cache.
Yes I have been clearing the browser caches and testing on all browsers… It makes sense that it’s a caching issue, I just need to apply the correct fix (with your help please)…
Wordfence gives me several options to exclude url’s, cookies, etc, from caching, is this the correct option to add ap_id (see my screen shot below):
[http://www.faster-pc.com/images/cookie-name.PNG]
Thank you.
OK that seems to of fixed that issue…
However, another issue I’m having is the affiliate ID not showing if a splash page outside of my wordpress site is used:
If you go here: [http://faster-pc.com/free-videos/?ap_id=test] (non-WP page)
then go here: [http://faster-pc.com/registration/]
the affiliate ID is not showing (at least not for me)?
But if you go here: [http://faster-pc.com/pc-speed-boost-videos/?ap_id=test] (WP page)
Then here, and the affiliate ID shows
Is this normally the way it works/
Is there a way to make the affiliate link for non WP pages on the same domain name?
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