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@crunch42, If you have the “automatically approve a new affiliate” option enabled in the settings, newly registered affiliates won’t have to accept the terms.
@originalfire, Do you have a test affiliate account that we can use to check it? You may have another plugin that is causing this redirection.
@cpcards, Are you trying to log in from our affiliate login page?
@ian.arman, well, that’s the default payout method in our plugin at the moment. I have already mentioned that the API option has been deprecated.
@SeppeB, You should be able to customize any page with custom CSS.
@alexlii, We don’t have any direct integration with PayPal or Stripe payment gateway. Our plugin offers integrations with different e-commerce and membership plugins: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/documentation/
@alexlii, Unfortunately this is not possible at the moment.
@alexlii, The plugin sets a default commission rate/amount to newly registered affiliates (you can customize it in the settings). If you wish to change it, you can do so by editing that affiliate’s profile.
@foerd, That’s normal. The cookie gets tracked as soon as the user lands on your site via an affiliate link. So it doesn’t matter if they go to a different page afterward. As long as they purchase something within the cookie validity period, the affiliate will be rewarded a commission for it.
@elbrucko112, Unfortunately this is not possible with our plugin at the moment.
@ian.arman, so what you are saying is that you generated a PayPal payout file from this menu
Affiliates > Manage Payouts, uploaded it to your PayPal account and received this error?@Foerd, Are you saying that the “wpam_id” parameter disappears from the URL when the user goes to another page on your site?
@ian.arman, That option has been deprecated by PayPal. You need to go
Affiliates > Manage Payouts.Does your affiliate have some outstanding balance (that is greater than the minimum payout amount set in the settings)?
Hi, Are you using this method?
