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Continue Reading →Affiliate Area Shortcodes v1.1 released!
The free Affiliate Area Shortcodes add-on has just been updated to version 1.1. This new version brings 8 new shortcodes, allowing even more control over the affiliate area. Here’s a run down on what these new shortcodes provide:
[affiliate_logout]
Shows a log out link for an affiliate anywhere on your site.
[affiliate_referrals status="paid"]
Show the affiliate’s paid referral count.
[affiliate_referrals status="unpaid"]
Show the affiliate’s unpaid referral count.
[affiliate_earnings status="paid"]
Show the affiliate’s paid earnings.
[affiliate_earnings status="unpaid"]
Show the affiliate’s unpaid earnings.
[affiliate_visits]
Show the affiliate’s visit count.
[affiliate_conversion_rate]
Show the affiliate’s conversion rate.
[affiliate_commission_rate]
Show the affiliate’s commission rate.
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Affiliates/Settings/Emails has a field E-mail-template.
What is it for?
Where can I create new ones?
What fields can be used in the template?
And how does it relate to the other E-Mail content fields in the same tab.
Hi Sebastiaan!
The shortcodes that this “Affiliate Area Shortcodes” add-on provides are for use in the WordPress editor, the field that you place your content in while editing a post or page. These shortcodes are not “email tags”, the ones found in the Affiliates -> Settings -> Emails tab.