I am trying to associate a coupon to a particular affiliate and the coupon dropdown option in the Attributes section is gone! I don’t know if this is tied to my other Forum Topic of ALL affiliate accounts erase from database after plugin deactivate. Please advise.
As an aside, when is the next version with better reporting graphic interface coming?
Yes, the same way you added a coupon as attribute you can add several more in the same field, by comma-separating each code like this: couponcode1,couponcode2, etc…
We don’t offer leaderboard atm but we have created an addon to create a ranking system for affiliates. It’s different but encourages affiliates to improve performance to gain better commissions. You can find it here.
Indeed this dashboard looks nice. There is a lot of work in progress regarding our affiliate dashboard as we speak so I will mark the topic as a “Feature request” for our todo list.
Kind regards,
George
Can an affiliate have more than 1 coupon? If so, how?
Leaderboard for all affiliates to encourage competition.
Clickfunnels has a killer affiliate program. Here’s an image link to their affiliate dashboard:https://s1-ssl.dmcdn.net/iAeQv/x720-Nux.jpg You can see each of your affiliate sales, daily/monthly/lifetime sales. I would add tiered affiliates as well.
Hi Brian,
In Affiliates Enterprise the coupon selection is not present only when you have already added a coupon to your affiliate. In this case you won’t see the coupon option but under New Attribute, you should see your already assigned coupon(s).
Furthermore, since coupon attributes is a feature in the premium versions, if you have activated by mistake the free version of Affiliates plugin, then the coupon attribute will not be present.
If none of these suggestions apply, then it’s better to have a look at your setup. You should take a full backup of your site and database and enable debugging. After that send me temp admin access to george@itthinx.com.
To enable debugging, edit your wp-config.php file and do the following:
Replace this line:
define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false );
with these lines:
define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false );
FYI, there is a lot of work in progress on the plugin, but we always welcome suggestions and opinions. What would you recommend for the graphic interface?
Kind regards,
George