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Hi, It needs to be installed on the same WP site where WooCommerce is installed.

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I have just sent it to [email protected]

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@Alex2017, Does this site offer web hosting? This error is not coming from our plugin. So there must be something configured in the server that is triggering this security check.

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It’s a PHP thing. This page has the explanation for it (check the HTTP_REFERER section under Indices):

http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php

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Hi, If the referring URL is available to the plugin it automatically saves the data when it tracks a click.

When a web browser moves from one website to another and between pages of a website, it can optionally pass the URL it came from. This is called the HTTP_REFERER and the plugin reads this value from your server’s $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] superglobal variable.

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Thanks. I received an email with the username and password. Then I logged into the affiliate area, accepted the terms and conditions and selected my payment method. My affiliate account should be active now.

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These are the shortcodes for our three pages: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/recreating-required-pages-affiliates-manager-plugin/

You can deactivate one plugin at a time (except affiliates manager) to see which one is preventing you from automatically getting redirected to the affiliate portal. It’s usually done by e-commerce, membership or user management type plugins.

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Hi, The login functionality in our plugin is controlled by WordPress (similar to login via /wp-admin or /wp-login.php page). So you either have a plugin that is modifying the default login functionality or it’s coming from some security check configured in your server.

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I have signed up for an account. Please approve it so I can login.

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Hi, That’s just the login page. You need to go to the affiliate homepage in order to see the dashboard. I believe some plugin on your site is preventing you from automatically being redirected to the affiliate homepage. Do you have a test affiliate account that I can use to check the issue?

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Hi, These are not our shortcodes. You are using some other affiliate plugin.

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That’s not right. It should be set to the following:

Your affiliate account for {blogname} has been approved!.

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

Please log into your account to get referral code.

You must have edited this. That’s why the username and password didn’t come to my inbox upon registration.

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Hi, The plugin shows a link to your homepage by default. But it should go to your specified URL in the creative. Do you have a test account that I can use to check the creative? Unfortunately this is how our creatives are configured and shown at the moment.

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Hi, Translation option is available in the plugin. As soon as you change the language in the settings all of these fields will be automatically translated.

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Thanks. Before I do another test I want to make sure the email templates are set up correctly. Can you please go to the messaging tab in the settings (Affiliates > Settings > Messaging) and check the content of this template?

Name
affiliate_application_approved_email

type
Email

Use
Body of e-mail sent to a newly registered affiliate immediately following their application being approved.

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