How to give front-end users access to coupons

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Arrie

I really do not understand wat good it does to generate all of those coupon codes when the front end affilliate cannot access them. Is there a way to give affiliates access to coupon codes without giving them access to the backend?

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4 responses to “How to give front-end users access to coupons”

  1. George Avatar
    George

    Hi Arrie,

    You should try putting this shortcode in your Affiliate Area page:
    [affiliates_affiliate_profile show_attributes='coupons'/]
    This shortcode will render information on affiliate’s profile and the attribute ‘coupons’.
    There are other options available for this shortcode, the complete list can be found in the documentation.

    Kind regards,
    George

    1. Arrie Avatar
      Arrie

      Thanks for the response. This plugin is not going to work for me mainly because it does not provice easy access to banners and links. Can I please get a refund on affiliates pro, affiliate users and affiliate coupons. Thank you.

      1. Kento Avatar
        Kento

        Hi Arrie,

        Providing access to banners and links is very easy, there is a really dead-simple shortcode you use for that: [affiliates_banner] and it’s documented here and working with banners is documented in detail in the Banners section of the documentation. Of course we can refund you these items, but if I may suggest you give this a quick look before you decide?

        Cheers

      2. Kento Avatar
        Kento

        PS : The [affiliates_affiliate_link] shortcode is very easy to use to provide links documented here along with the [affiliates_generate_url] shortcode documented here which provides an easy to use form that your affiliates can use to generate any affiliate link to any page on your site.

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