Whishlist Member + WP Affiliate Software Integration

[Chozen]

The description on the WP Affiliate Software page states that it can be integrated with Whishlist Member yet I can’t find any documentation on this?

How do I get this done?

[amin007]

This is what the description says:

“Can be integrated with the WishList Member plugin (Create Membership Site) when using with the WP eStore plugin.”

So all you need to do is integrate eStore with WishList with this instruction and you are done

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-and-wishlist-plugin-integration-448

[marketingfactor]

So the ONLY way to do it is via de eStore plugin? Can’t it just be integrated directly?

[admin]

If you are using a Plain PayPal button to accept membership payment then you can use the following option to integrate with any system that uses PayPal button:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-affiliate/plain-paypal-button-and-affiliate-plugin-integration-168

Let me know if that helps.

[marketingfactor]

I am using a regular paypal button (paypal has changed a bit since that helpfile was created, you might want to update it).

I’m not sure how familiar you are with WishList… Each membership level you create

has a specific URL to be used as the “Return URL” for paypal. So here’s my question:

1) Will WP Affiliate Platform work if I use *that* URL as the return one? It is on

the same domain and it *is* a wordpress-generated page.

2) If that doesn’t work… Maybe I can create a “Thank You” page as you suggest to

let WPAP track the affiliate sale and then use some sort of automatic/timed

redirection to lead the customer over to create the account for wishlist.

The second option would be more prone to hacker/spammer attacks, but could work. If

that’s the way to go… do you have any suggestions on which type of redirection

to use? Any particular plugin? Meta-refresh? 301? 302?

Cheers!

Miguel Alvarez

[admin]

Yes, it will work as long as the customer returns to any WordPress generated “Thank You” page which resides on the same WP install where the plugin is installed. Let me know if that helps.

[marketingfactor]

Yeah, that helped a lot… My final question is this:

Is there any way to test it without actually buying via paypal? (some sort of sandbox maybe?)

[admin]

Yes, you can do sandbox testing. If you make your PayPal buttons for sandbox then in the affiliate plugin you can check the “Enable sandbox” option. Setting up PayPal sandbox account can be a hassle though. You could test by creating a $1 PayPal button and then making a live transaction.

[royhenig]

hi,

when people sign to my wishlist member site, they are autonmaticaly get signed to the wp affiliate plugin. what to do to avoid that?

tnx

[admin]

Go to the following interface and turn off the features:

WP Affiliate Plugin -> Settings -> WP User Settings

[royhenig]

thanks!!!

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