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@m12cpl, You may need a plugin to check the metadata of each order if WooCommerce does not show by default. The alternative is to directly check the database.
Regarding IP addresses, if you see a click that came from the same ip address as the order you can assume that the purchase was referred by an affiliate. However, we recommend tracking via metadata as it is more reliable.
@rafamoreno1960, These are not added by our plugin.
@m12cpl, Thanks for the explanation. Since the integration addon was not present when those purchases occurred it will not be easy to track those purchases now. You can check for the “_wpam_id” metadata in the order to see if a purchase was referred by an affiliate.
Does WooCommerce show the IP address of the customer in the order? If yes, you can also try to map it to the clicks data to see if any of them matches.
@m12cpl, I’m not sure what you are referring to. Clicks will be tracked as long as you have our core Affiliates Manager plugin installed. The integration addon is required for purchases to be tracked so commissions can be rewarded to affiliates. Are you using our integration addon with the official WooCommerce subscription plugin: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/affiliates-manager-woocommerce-subscription-integration/
@themenopauseschool, Our plugin does not show this error. The error log on the server may show why this is happening.
@lotsasmilesphoto, Please go through all the plugin options to check if there is one that could cause this issue. If this is something built into the wordpress.com server you may not be able to fix it.
@dwu, A nonce is a security token that WordPress can create for a given user in a given context. Our plugin uses it to protect the form from misuse. If the nonce is not present or doesn’t match when the form data is submitted, the validation will fail and this error is shown. Changing permalinks, applying automatic redirection, caching can cause this issue.
We would recommend you to investigate the underlying cause of this issue and fix it. Alternatively, you can disable this check in the plugin settings (Affiliates > Settings > Advanced Settings).
@lotsasmilesphoto, thanks. wordpress.com hosting is fine. But the login form shouldn’t redirect the user to authenticate with their wordpress.com account. That’s not how WordPress logins work by default. I suspect you have a plugin that is causing this redirection (I know jetpack offers a similar feature).
@lotsasmilesphoto, Are you saying that wordpress.com is your web host?
WordPress logins can be customized with filters by a third-party plugin/theme: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/forums/topic/login-redirect-issue-with-pmpro/
We are just trying to figure out who is doing this redirection.
@lotsasmilesphoto, Can you please reply to my last post? Is your website redirecting to wordpress.com? If yes, this will prevent affiliates from logging in like normal users.
@dwu, Please check this post for email related issues: https://wpaffiliatemanager.com/forums/topic/mail-with-password-not-sent-to-new-affiliate-registers/
@lotsasmilesphoto, Thanks for the video. It looks like your website is redirecting to wordpress.com (another website) for authentication. Can you please check the address bar to confirm?
@lotsasmilesphoto, Affiliates only log in with their WordPress user account credentials (received via email). There is no second login. What other WordPress credentials are you referring to?
@mila-corporate, The credentials are generated by WordPress. So affiliate users should be able to log in. You may have a plugin that is blocking it.
@dorfious, This is not possible with our plugin at the moment.
