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supportI tried creating new affiliates by Registration form. The new affiliates are indeed created and showing on both places: Under User list as well Manage Affiliates. However during registration, there is a message: Thanks for signing up! Please check your email for the confirmation link. No email received. I checked on the spam folder as well. My another query is that if deep link supported. For this affiliate link created: : https://digitalsplendid.agency/?affiliates=3 Can it be used: https://digitalsplendid.agency/product-category/digital-assets-for-sale/ ?affiliates=3 This topic was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by rajeevbagra2025 . This topic was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by rajeevbagra2025 . The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Hi, good questions, as this kind of issue often happens when mails are not working properly. In addition to our reply on the Reddit post replicated below, the reasons for mails not being sent (or received) can vary and are usually not related to the plugin sending them (as long as the plugin does it correctly). It is quite common with hosting packages to have limitations on emails, e.g. a cap on daily messages being sent, filters on incoming emails that wouldn’t even end up in your spam folder, IP blocks, issues with limited inboxes, … No email received. I checked on the spam folder as well. You should check that your outgoing emails are actually being sent by the server and that they are not rejected by the receiver. This is a common issue (*) with sites that do not use SMTP to send notification emails. You can use a plugin like the free https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ or our premium https://www.itthinx.com/shop/itthinx-mail-queue/ to do that. (*) You can check your web server’s logs with WordPress debugging enabled https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/debugging-in-wordpress/ and if you have access to the receiving email server, also check its logs to look for rejections. My another query is that if deep link supported. Yes, the URL you give as an example looks perfectly valid.
Hi, good questions, as this kind of issue often happens when mails are not working properly. In addition to our reply on the Reddit post replicated below, the reasons for mails not being sent (or received) can vary and are usually not related to the plugin sending them (as long as the plugin does it correctly). It is quite common with hosting packages to have limitations on emails, e.g. a cap on daily messages being sent, filters on incoming emails that wouldn’t even end up in your spam folder, IP blocks, issues with limited inboxes, … No email received. I checked on the spam folder as well. You should check that your outgoing emails are actually being sent by the server and that they are not rejected by the receiver. This is a common issue (*) with sites that do not use SMTP to send notification emails. You can use a plugin like the free https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ or our premium https://www.itthinx.com/shop/itthinx-mail-queue/ to do that. (*) You can check your web server’s logs with WordPress debugging enabled https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/debugging-in-wordpress/ and if you have access to the receiving email server, also check its logs to look for rejections. My another query is that if deep link supported. Yes, the URL you give as an example looks perfectly valid.