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Hello,
Whenever a user registers to become a new affiliate, it always returns an error stating the email address is already in use. However, it registers the user properly, I get an email saying there is a new affiliate registration, and when testing a new affiliate signup, I can log in fine with my new account etc.
How do I correct this fake email error and have the user directed to the control panel, rather than telling the user there is an error when there isn’t?
Kind regards
Hi can you enable debug mode and then check the log file after another person has registered. Can you also confirm whether or not the e-mail they use existed already in your database?
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : New Affiliate Registration
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : Sending an email to *****@trancepodcasts.co.uk
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : Email was sent successfully by WordPress
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : Affiliate Application for Trance Podcasts
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : Sending an email to *****@trancepodcasts.co.uk
[10/25/2015 7:58 PM] – SUCCESS : Email was sent successfully by WordPressIt does work, it’s just returning errors that aren’t errors.
There is already the email address in the database but that’s only the email address the user has used to sign up to my website in the first place, not signing up to affiliate.
E-Mail Address * is in use
Register on my site, you’ll see what I mean: https://www.trancepodcasts.co.uk/affiliate-home/affiliate-register/
I’ll explain again:
When a user registers as an affiliate, it will throw an error notice “E-Mail Address * is in use” even though the email address has never been used before.
When it throw this error after pressing “Submit” the user has actually been registered successfully! So, this error notice is pointless and should not be happening.
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Thank you for explaining again what your problem is. The plugin developers will investigate further your issue.
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@trickz100, I found these JavaScript errors in my browser console.
Uncaught ReferenceError: rlArgs is not defined(anonymous function) @ db5d78cf1857e809d8cc950e8432d4b4.js:95(anonymous function) @ db5d78cf1857e809d8cc950e8432d4b4.js:104 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: c is not a functiona.widget @ 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1(anonymous function) @ 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1(anonymous function) @ 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1(anonymous function) @ 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: c is not a functiona.widget @ 540d6e095daf4b2c119ea8910905ef62.js:1(anonymous function) @ 9ec21520f76e1efe2bd03b7e64dcddf0.js:1(anonymous function) @ 9ec21520f76e1efe2bd03b7e64dcddf0.js:1(anonymous function) @ 9ec21520f76e1efe2bd03b7e64dcddf0.js:1 b262d17d2957346f1752653e9477d789.js:4 Uncaught TypeError: $(...).dialog is not a function Uncaught ReferenceError: elementjquery is not definedThis issue might be related to these errors. So You should probably fix it first.
Hello,
I have found the cause of the issue. It’s a plugin issue (no surprises there!), Yoast SEO was causing the error to occur. Since disabling it, everything works fine. So it seems there’s some sort of conflict between the two.
Kind regards
I have just installed the latest version of yoast seo plugin. Registration seems to be working fine.
Registration works fine for me too with Yoast SEO installed. It’s the false error that appears when Yoast SEO installed that’s the issue.
Anyway, I’ve uninstalled Yoast SEO to get this to work in the meantime.
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