trevolutionary

Those 2 options are on. I’ve re-tested again and again to no avail.

Yeah, just the title field. Everything else seems ok.

Unfortunately not.

As such:

$format = 'dps_paged';
	if( intval( $atts['pagination'] ) > 1 )
		$format .= '_' . intval( $atts['pagination'] );
	$format = '&' . $format . '=%#%';
	
	// WPML support
	if ( isset( $_GET['lang'] ) && ! empty( $_GET['lang'] ) ) {
		$format .= '?lang=' . esc_attr( $_GET['lang'] );
	}

That got me very close. I swapped the ? and the & around and then it worked.

Cheers Bill.

Hi Josh, did you solve this?

I’m having a similar problem, except that my different lists are actually on different pages. Yet only the first instance (or rather one at any one time) of pagination works.

As always, if I just spend a bit more time with it before jumping the gun to ask for advice, I would have figured it out, like I just did. Everything was correct, except in using your dps-small.php partial to try and replicate your instructions, it was making a call to something that didn’t exist in my site. Replaced the contents of dps-small.php with my own code suitable for my site, and voila.

Many thanks
Trevor

Turns out there is something in my site that is blocking the default behaviour, because it works perfectly in a vanilla testing site. That said, I deactivated all other non-relevant plugins and changed theme, but the issue persisted. So it’s not a plugin or a theme conflict, so now I have absolutely no idea.

Ah, that does help. Thanks so much and it worked – with one caveat, for which I’m not sure if you might know of a workaround. It works when there is just one instance of a Display Posts shortcode running on the page. However, I have a page structure separated into two or three sections that each run their own Display Posts shortcode. When there is more than one instance on the same page, it basically got confused and didn’t work. Is there anything I can do?

Thanks again
Trevor

Nevermind – as Sod’s law would have it, as soon as I posted my question, I dug and found there was a conflicting CSS rule from another plugin that was causing the status to disappear.

Thanks anyways ??

@affmngr oh, great. So I don’t need to try and keep the parameter in the URL, and it will still be tracked no matter where they go before signing up?

Update: Presuming that the ?wpam_id parameter needs to be in any URL in order to make sure my affiliates get rewarded I just added a JQuery snippet to preserve the parameter no matter where a user might be clicking around, as such, and it seems to do the trick:

$("a").click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();

    var params = window.location.search,
        dest = $(this).attr('href') + params;

    // in my experience, a short timeout has helped overcome browser bugs
    window.setTimeout(function() {
        window.location.href = dest;
    }, 100);
});

Awesome, yes thank you.

In order to reward affiliates for referring members, should the affiliate link be set to go to the page that contains the s2member sign-up form?

Or can it continue to track if it goes to the homepage and after some clicking around? Because I noticed in an initial test that the ?wpam_id gets dropped after clicking away from the landing page set by the affiliate link.

Or, after landing on the initial landing page containing the ?wpam_id parameter, is there a way to keep it in the URL regardless of any clicking around?

Many thanks
Trevor

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by trevolutionary.

Brilliant, thank you!