[corey34]

@wzp – Sorry, I think I misunderstood what you were saying earlier. You were referring to how a different plugin worked.

@admin – How much would you charge and how long would it take to implement what this for me?

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[corey34]

@wzp – My testing does not confirm that. I have a cookie set for 2 days. I signed up with an affiliate for a free plan then upgraded 3 days later to a paid plan and the affiliate did not get credit for the upgrade. What is it that does the actual binding? Is it something that is being tracked in the database? Does the customer need to have a Stripe Customer ID?

@admin – Increasing the cookie would likely work but for our case, we don’t necessarily want to do that.

Thanks

[corey34]

Thanks for the reply. Increasing the cookie length is an option although that would mean increasing the cookie for all signups. That might be an option but not sure.

What exactly does eMember do that would make this work? I can code but I can’t quite figure out what makes it track. I added users into the wp_affiliates_sales_tbl table when they signed up for a free account but I am guessing they need to be added as a user in Stripe as well. Is that correct? Or is there something else that needs to be done?

Thanks

[corey34]

Yes, it appears that the affiliate plugin is receiving the notification. I can see the commission earned is correct for my test affiliate. And the debug log has all successes.

Yes, the one-time payment works right. I am using just Stripe.

It appears things are working but I’m just not sure how to test to make sure the recurring payment works.

Do recurring payments work by default? I’m not seeing anywhere that I need to edit settings to turn this one.

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