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I received this message from aweber this morning:
“Once you check off enable parser for all lists it will save them for all your lists, and yes the check will disappear. Then you want to go into each individual list and make sure that it is checked.
Since you are using your own custom parser there is not much insight we can provide until our developers build that for you. Creating new rulesets requires advanced knowledge of regular expressions. The cost of creating a custom parser is $149.”
Obviously I would rather not pay the $149 for them to look at it. Is there anything else that could be the issue? Are you working with Aweber on the “bug” you mentioned earlier. Maybe the guy I was talking to was unaware that there is a bug.
I did the theme test and when I switched it to Twenty Ten theme (included with my wordpress install) the form responded correctly when a required field in the affiliate registration form was missed.
We are using the Orion theme by SimpleThemes.com which we understood was a reputable theme developer and we paid to use their theme.
In running the validation test you recommended, it came up with 46 errors and 6 warnings.
I guess we go looking for another theme.
neither sign up work at the moment – both are sending to their respective “from” addresses.
I have contact aweber about this as well.
http://securevideoconference.com/affiliate-referral-agent-program/?wp_affiliate_view=signup
thanks for checking this out.
I have double checked the email addresses in the settings section and it matches the ones in the Trigger Rules.
I have two different parsers set up. One for the wp eStore and one for the wp affiliate, so our affiliates as well as customers end up on aweber lists.
On both I have checked “Enable parser for all lists in this account”, however each time I go into the parser it shows as unchecked. Not sure how to make it ‘stay’ checked.
