[admin]

The code may look the same but it will be slighly different. Your affiliate can also create another account and then use the affiliate code from this new account on the other page.

[admin]

Hi Michael, That is issue is coming from your shopping cart plugin not the affiliates manager plugin. The affiliate manager plugin does not render the cart page. Have you asked the developer of the shopping cart this question? Which one are you using?

[admin]

Glad to hear that it is working now.

[admin]

Yeah that is the issue. somehow the following message is missing from your install:

affiliate_application_approved_email EMAIL 

Did you by any chance delete any of these messages? What happens if you delete the plugin then re-install?

[admin]

Yeah, that code should be a good example for you.

[admin]

Do you have the following email shortcodes/tags in the “affiliate_application_approved_email” email message?

Username: {affusername}
Password: {affpassword}
Login URL: {affloginurl}

You can check all your affiliate email messages from the Settings -> Messaging interface of the affiliates manager plugin.

[admin]

Can you please post a link to your store page? Which payment gateway are you using?

[admin]

Is this a signup confirmation message from your autoresponder provider (example: Mailchimp)?

[admin]

Open the following file:

source/Plugin.php

Now, find the following function and edit it to what you want:

public function doLoginShortcode()

[admin]

Did you overwrite any existing translation files or created new ones for your language?

[admin]

Here is an exmaple snippet of code to retrieve an affiliates profile using email then getting the AID value:

global $wpdb
$affiliate_email = "[email protected]";//TODO - enter the affiliate's email
$tabl_name = WPAM_AFFILIATES_TBL;
$affiliate = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM $tabl_name WHERE email = '$affiliate_email'");
if($affiliate){
    //Found an affiliate record
    $aid = $affiliate->affiliateId;//Value of AID
}

[admin]

No, those shortcodes are needed for the plugin to function. I think you are trying to change the output of the shortcode. That kind of change will need code editing. Are you a developer?

[admin]

From the WP user ID, you can get the email address of that user. Using that email address, you can query the affiliate plugin’s table and get the AID.

[admin]

You can edit the page from the WordPress editor and change the page title to whatever you want.

The terms and conditions can be editable from the settings area of the plugin.

[admin]

I don’t have a 100% clear picture of what you are trying to do so my answer is not going to be the best unfortunately. I am assuming that you will have the user’s email address from the other plugin? You should be able to retrieve the affiliate’s profile/record using the email address (instead of AID). Then get the strRefKey of that affiliate. Won’t that work?

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