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@Billyboy44, We don’t have a direct integration with Stripe for payouts. You can pay them manually and mark as paid in the plugin (Affiliates > Manage Payouts > Generate Report > Create Payment Report File > Affiliate Payout Report File).
@Billyboy44, Are you referring to affiliate commissions (amount registered in the system for bringing customers) or payouts where you pay affiliates in real money?
@Revathi, Is it for a successful login? The login redirection won’t work if another plugin overrides the URL: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/forums/topic/login-redirect-issue-with-pmpro/
@ofer, Thanks. Please use our premium support form so we can log in to your site and investigate this issue: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/premium-addon-plugin-support/
@larute, “wpam_id” is just a cookie that is saved into the user’s browser when they are referred to your site by an affiliate.
@larute, Unfortunately there is no shortcode to do this the moment. You can use this code to get the user ID of the logged-in affiliate: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/forums/topic/get-current-logged-in-affiliate-id/
@ofer, You can enable debug in the affiliates manager settings to see if the confirmation email is sent to the admin.
@MAKO, With automatic approval they just need to accept the terms once on the registration page.
If you email us the language files we will include it in the plugin: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/contact/
@MAKO, You don’t have the automatic approval option enabled in the settings. With manual approval, they will need to log in, accept the terms and set a payout method in order for their account to be active.
Did you create language files or directly submit your translations here?
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/affiliates-manager/
@MAKO, Unfortunately that’s not translatable at the moment.
@MAKO, The plugin doesn’t create a new account if the email address is associated with an existing WordPress user account.
@Ceryni, Unfortunately that is not possible at the moment.
The Affiliate Marketing plugin charges a commission not only for the first subscription, but also for each next monthly payment
It’s not a bug. That’s how it was designed as most users want to reward commissions on recurring payments (not just the first ones).
Our plugin only processes a commission when it receives a new purchase notification from Paid Memberships Pro. It has no direct communication with PayPal.
If you enable debug in the affiliates manager settings, it will show how each order is being processed.
@byLincoln, Please use the premium support form on our site so we can investigate this issue:
