[dj_cholapin]

Hi there,

Ok thanks for your answer. So I guess I could just leave it that way, at least now the client is recognized, thanks for the help about the shortcode. Could be a good thing to add on the FAQ or the sale page, as it’s mentionned that it’s fully integrated with wishlist, I lost my sleep trying to find the solution that wasn’t there

Many thanks for your help !

[dj_cholapin]

Yes, it has a different behaviour if I insert the shortcode in my code, or not. I made a video, first without the shortcode, and the 2nd part with the shortcode : [http://screencast.com/t/dcfvDlkZiU] (When I was using the PHP code, it wasn’t working at all. Now at least I’m happy the customer is recognized with the shortcode. But still the problem is this extra step)

On that video you can see the extra step, meaning that the redirection set in my paypal settings, is not working well.

And I agree a 0$ trial shouldn’t make any difference, but the button code is slightly different, as wishlist requires to add an extra line : “<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://www.website.com/?wlm_th=field:custom”>&#8221;, to support the 0$ trial subsripcion. I don’t know if WP Affiliate conflicts with that, because again, it works perfectly with all my other buttons.

So my questions is if this is some native problem and nothing can be done ? (Did you have this situation tested on your side, using wishlist member and a 0$ trial subscription button with the WP Affiliate plugin, and having it working correctly ?), or if the problem is due to some mistake made by me, something I am doing wrong and can be corrected ?

I didn’t found any other information about that particular case here on tipsandtricks, so I wonder if this was a situation covered by WP Affiliate as I understand it has been made to be fully integrated.

Thank you very much for the support !

[dj_cholapin]

Hi there,

Thanks for your answer ! I understand that the redirection is controlled by paypal.

The facts are, everything works perfectly WITHOUT the WP Affiliate code. The redirection is done perfectly, the wishlist process is done good, and the paypal settings are corrects.

The redirection is NOT done correctly, ONLY when I had the WP Affiliate code. So that code causes the information not to be passed correctly (I think it conflicts with Wishlist, as it use the same “notify URL” process). Everything in the affiliate’s side seems to be ok I agree, but that side, causes other sides not to be working (Using the shortcode is better because now wishlist recognize the client, but still something had to be wrong).

(The “enter your email..” page at the end of the video, you only see it when using the WP Affiliate code tho)

And again, that conflict only exists with a 0$ trial subscription button, everything works fine with every other kind of payments. This is the weirdest.

Did you have this situation tested on your side, using wishlist member and a 0$ trial subscription button with the WP Affiliate plugin, and having it working correctly ?

Regards

[dj_cholapin]

Ok thanks for the feedback ! So I did the update, I had the 5.5.3, and the updated version is the 5.7.8.

Two things :

1/ The shortcode now seems to display well, or I guess this is what the shortcode is supposed to send : [http://screencast.com/t/PTEIbtEHE]

2/ It doesn’t work either, but it works a LITTLE better : [http://screencast.com/t/RxIdnHw0w] (Video of the whole process).

With the php code, data is not passed at all, and user is not recognized. Now, the user IS recognized by wishlist member as a buyer (when I enter the email at the end of the process, I can register). So the only problem left, is that paypal is not redirecting me where I should be redirected. The page I should see at the end of the process is this one: [http://screencast.com/t/d3eY6o1VW8WM]

So with this update, it’s BETTER, as the buyer is now recognized as a buyer by wishlist member, so datas are passed correctly. The only problem left seems to be the redirection, in fact you can see in the video, that the payment process take an usual long time to proceed. (About 10 / 15 sec).

(And do you have a trick so I can keep the updated version, but also know what changes I did in the 5.5.3 version ?)

Thanks !

(I’m not sure if I will be able to keep it, I had some custom modifications on the other and I’m not sure how to reproduce them.. or is there some solution to compare the 2 scripts and adapt the custom modifications ?)

[dj_cholapin]

Hi there,

Thanks for your feedback. As mentionned, I also tried that method, and problem is the same as it is with the other method. (Also the reason why I didn’t adopt this method, is because the shortcode is not recognized, the affiliate ID is not displayed. The data sent is value=”[wp_aff_custom_args]”, instead of value=”affiliate ID”. Shortcode won’t be traduced by the affiliate ID, so sale is registered to the affiliate.

Regards

[dj_cholapin]

Considering the fact that this is already forbidden in the terms, well asking him to cancel / resubscribe would mean a lack of profesionalism. No “real business” companies would tell you that as a client. The most “real business” practice I though of to apply that right, was to cancel the link, and send a notification why. But if this is not possible, it will be option 2, cancel them manually every month Thanks for your feedbacks.

[dj_cholapin]

Ok thank you for your feedback. So I understand that the link between client and affiliate is not done in our own database, but in Paypal ? If this is it, I understand that it cannot be changed. I won’t tell him to subscribe again he might not do it. What I was looking for was just to delete that “tracking” between the affiliate and the client, which is the same person, so he won’t receive nothing… I guess I’d have to cancel it manually every month…

Many thanks for your feedbacks

[dj_cholapin]

Hi wzp,

Thanks for your reply. Yes I already have this activated, but the client used another email, another IP, so it looks like he is not the same person. (So he is considered hisself by the plugin as a different referer, it’s done). What I’d like to do is delete that link that have been created between the client and the affiliate…

Best Regards

[dj_cholapin]

Many thanks for that, exactly what I was looking for ! Thank you !

[dj_cholapin]

Hello everybody,

I was looking for the exact same thing, this is what I’ve done, according to the informations you gave :

– function wp_aff_aweber_new_signup_user($full_target_list_name,$fname,$lname,$email_to_subscribe,$user_name)

– $params = array(

’email’ => $email_to_subscribe,

‘name’ => $fname.’ ‘.$lname,

‘custom_fields’ => array(

‘XXX’ => $_POST,

),

);

And it works like a charm ! (Hope it will help someone looking to do the same thing).

I was asking myself, if this is possible with the user ID, I’m guessing this is also possible with the adress, paypal email, and other fields ?

In this case, do you know where I can find the correct name of the parameters for the other fields ? (For the ID its ‘user_name’, etc.) For example this ones : Company / Paypal Email / TVA Number / Street / City / Zip Code / Country / Telephone / Password…

The point would be to pass every data that the member filled, to aweber.

Thanks in advance !

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