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Your following assumption is wrong:
when anyone makes a purchase my affiliate will still get the commission
It will give commission to an affiliate, if that user (who is purchasing from your site) was referred by an affiliate. You are seeing the commissions because you clicked on an affiliate link before the purchase. If you go to another computer (where you didn’t click on an affiliate link) and make a purchase, there will be NO commission from that transaction.
When you edit a member’s profile (after their account has been upgraded), what levels do you see in that profile? Does he have the old level as the secondary level and the new one as the main level?
Glad to hear that you like it. We don’t have a product review option in the plugin. If more users ask for this, we will look into developing that feature.
Here is an alternative way of doing it (it may work for you):
You can have a separate post/page for each product. Basically create a WordPress page for each product and place the product details and a buy button on that page (your landing page for that product basically). Now, you can use a generic WordPress review plugin to add review to those WordPress pages (the ones that are for your products). Any reviews that users leave on those pages are essentially for the corresponding products.
Hi Angie, Grab this CSS plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
Then add the following CSS in there to hide the membership level, status and expiry:
.eMember_logged_in_level{
display: none;
}
.eMember_logged_in_account_status{
display: none;
}
.eMember_logged_user_expiry{
display: none;
}Yes, that shortcode you have there should only show the “active” users. Can you remove the levels parameter from the shortcode just to see what it does? You have verified the user status for sure correct?
Yeah cancel/stop the recurring plan and that will automatically deactivate the account of the member. Then tell him/her to renew/pay using the new subscription button.
If the debug log file says that the plugin sent the email then check the following post:
Hi Ellie, The way you have it setup will work fine for what you are trying to do. Affiliate will only get commission for those 10 items where you have specified a commission value. The eStore and affiliate plugins together are smart enough to figure which items should generate commission even when someone purchases multiple items at the same time.
Thank you. I am working on adding a feature for this. I should be able to give you an update in a few days.
Hi Shane, The following post should help you sort out the email issue on this server:
If there is a HTTP error then paypal usually sends the IPN again (thinking that the first one failed). Now the HTTP error can happen for many many reason on the server. This is something only your hosting provider will be able to address. If you look at the post I shared earlier has some discussions around this issue but it is a rare issue. This doesn’t happen very often.
Hi John, Use the following plugin (it will be a really good practice to add your custom CSS changes using the following plugin):
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
Hi, You can integrate the affiliate plugin with your existing PayPal buttons.
Is your existing PayPal button returning the customer to your “Thank You” page after payment? If it isn’t then edit this PayPal button and specify the return URL as your thank you page (you can edit all your existing button from your PayPal account).
Basically, if you complete step 2 and 3 from the following documentation, you should be good to go:
