[wildsister]

Thanks again! It works!

I deleted and updated the plugin and now everything is fine. I’ve turned on reCAPTCHA and it registers the account without any problems.

If you wanted to have a look, feel free to: [http://wildsister.com/affiliatecenter/]

Thanks again for all of your help!

[wildsister]

I’ve fixed it! Thank you SO MUCH for your help!!

I took your advice and checked the PHP plugin. It turns out that I installed and activated the plugin, but I didn’t actually go into the settings to configure it properly. So I guess it was an obvious error that was easily fixed, haha.

But it looks like that was only half the error. I scoured through your other forum posts and came across something interesting about WordPress automatically converting any < or > into &lt and &gt. I pasted the code directly into the HTML section of WordPress (as opposed to the Visual editor), but it still showed up as &lt and &gt. So I went through and changed them all into < and >. Then I went onto the page, right-clicked the link and went to ‘Inspect Element’ and then it showed the value as the affiliate ID instead of code. So, once again, thank you so much for your help!!

However, there is one more issue I’ve come across: Affiliates are having a slight problem when registering. I had reCAPTCHA turned on, but everytime an affiliate signed up it would tell them that the reCAPTCHA image didn’t work. However, it would actually register the affiliate account in the end. So I disabled reCAPTCHA, but it now just says that the affiliate ID is in use. Once again, it will register their account without any real problems, but it will tell them that the ID is in use when it is really free. So the affiliate will then make another account, and another, until they have about 10 active IDs and then they decide to email me. I’ve checked the settings but everything seems ok. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions?

Thanks again!

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