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Hi, we have just finished developing the Gravity Forms PayPal addon. I have sent you a copy via email so it can be tested. Let me know if you don’t receive it.

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Hi, yes they will still receive an email with their username and password. Have you checked the spam folder?

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Hi, Coupons don’t appear on the affiliate dashboard since they are created by the WooCommerce plugin. However, you (as an administrator) will be able to see it in the addon settings.

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Hi, That looks like a CSS issue. How does it look if you switch to a default WordPress theme? For example: Twenty fifteen or Fourteen.

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@FrankStone, Sorry about that. Yes, we have already released an update for it. Now, you should be able to edit it in the settings.

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I have just replied to your email. Thanks

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Thanks. When I click on the “TERMS AND CONDITIONS” link I can see it fine in the popup window. I have tested it in Chrome, Firefox, IE and Safari. Which browser are you using?

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Hi, Please provide a link to your registration page so I can take a look.

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I will need to take closer look at your site to investigate this issue. Please get in touch via contact form:

Contact

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Hi, Are you using the same browser to test different links? Affiliates are tracked using cookies. When you click on an affiliate link it sets a cookie in your browser under the name wpam_refkey. Usually it expires in a month.

If you want to try different affiliate links you can manually remove it. Otherwise it will go to one affiliate (until it expires). Your users won’t have this issue though.

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Hi, we don’t have any option like that at the moment. Why don’t you create a text link and simply use the affiliate URL for it instead of embedding it as a text link?

For example: if you create link “text e-book” and an affiliate logs into the affiliate area, the link will look like the following:

<a href="http://example.com/text-book?wpam_refkey=xxxx" title="">test ebook</a>

In order to track it the link needs to be executed like the following:

http://example.com/text-book?wpam_refkey=xxxx

Now it can executed via text link or image link or by copying and pasting into the browser address bar.

We generate the full HTML because we don’t expect users to understand HTML.

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We have plans to add an integration with paypal buttons. In the meantime you might want to use this shopping cart plugin:

Simple Shopping Cart and Affiliates Manager Integration

It’s light-weight, simple and allows you to accept payments using PayPal.

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Hi, “Registration” and “Login” pages are automatically created for you when you first install the plugin. You don’t see them on your site?

A shortcode is a WordPress-specific code that lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Shortcodes can embed files or create objects that would normally require lots of complicated code in just one line.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode

creating a login page:

Creating a Login Widget for Your Affiliates

You will need to use the following shortcode to create a registration page:

[AffiliatesRegister]

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You’re right. Sorry about that. We are checking to see if we can add a customization option for it.

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Hi, We will need to take a closer look at your site to investigate this issue. I have sent you an email. Let me know if you don’t receive it.

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