Hi Zach,

Thanks for reporting this bug. Can you enable Debug Mode in WordPress, and see if there are any PHP errors that will point us to the root cause of this conflict?

Thanks

Hi Zach,

Did you customize the Payouts Service Registration Form somehow? It looks like you’ve added some custom fields to the form. If so, do you still have the same issue when you remove the custom code for those fields?

Hi Zach,

Now that the Elementor Conlfict has been resolved, I’ve looked deeper into the Payouts Service issue. From what I can tell, when I deactivate Performance Bonuses, I still don’t see those Business fields on the Payout Settings Form. This means, it’s not being caused by the Performance Bonuses add-on.

The source of the issue, is the CSS code within those two Business fields. They are currently set to display: none;. Which is hiding them from view, but the fields are still there on the page.

Here’s some CSS code you can use to force these fields to display every time:

.affwp-wrap.affwp-payout-service-business-name-wrap, .affwp-wrap.affwp-payout-service-business-owner-wrap {
    display: block!important;
}

Add that code to your theme’s custom CSS file. Then, let me know how it works for you.

Hi Zach,

Now I have more insight as to what’s happening. I’m looking into this further.

The conflict is strange, because Performance Bonuses doesn’t contain any javascript code.

I found what the problem is. Within AffiliateWP, there is a function that forces the frontend scripts to load, and the performance bonuses plugin does call on it to load those scripts when the shortcode is used. After removing that, it works. I’ll provide a patched version of Performance Bonuses that includes the fix.

I’ll follow up soon, when it’s ready.

Hi Zach,

I’ve incorporated the patch that fixes this issue into version 1.0.5. You can download it from the Downloads tab of your account area.

Please test, and confirm if it resolves the issue on your end.

Hey Zach,

Awesome news. Thanks for working with me on this.
It took a bit longer than usual to figure this one out.

Regarding the major updates for Performance Bonuses and Ranks, right now, as a rough estimate, it looks like they will be ready some time within the next 1 to 2 weeks.

We don’t currently have any Bonus/Rank Types that will allow you to require X amount of active subscriptions, however, you could use the Sub Affiliates Bonus/Rank Type to require X amount of Sub Affiliates. Then, use the Affiliate Sign Up Products plugin to sync their affiliate status with their WC Subscription. This will basically work in the same way, since any affiliate that cancels their subscription, or lets their subscription go inactive, will automatically be made inactive in AffiliateWP, and won’t be counted towards the goal set in your Sub Affiliate Bonus/Rank.

Hi Zach,

That’s a good idea. I think that we could implement this as an upgrade to the existing Product Sales Bonus Type. The Product Sales Bonus Type allows you to choose a specific product (By ID), and require X number of Referred Sales of that product. Basically, this would involve creating a WooCommerce Subscriptions integration to only count the referrals for active Subscriptions.

We don’t have plans to add a feature like this any time soon, as we are prepping for the release of the major updates, but if this is something you need sooner, rather than later, we do offer custom development services, and we could build that feature for you.