Hi there,

Does this message appear on all pages/tabs of the Affiliate Area, or just on the Invites tab?

Also, have you tried deactivating the Invites add-on to ensure that there isn’t some other plugin or theme causing this? And do you have any other AffiliateWP add-ons active?

Alright, I took a look at your site and I’m wondering, what are you using to display the Affiliate Area? From what I can tell, you are using Affiliate Area Shortcodes to show the Tab Content, and Elementor to switch between the tabs.

Can you please enable Debug Mode in your WordPress install? In your wp-config.php file, change this:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

to this:

define('WP_DEBUG', true );

Then, I’ll be able to see if there are any errors, which will give us more info on what is causing this.

Thanks

Hmmm, I’m going to see if I can replicate the issue in my testing environment. I need to see if there are any errors on the Invites tab, when the “Enable email invite for all affiliates” setting is disabled. I’ll follow up with you on this soon after my tests.

Allow me to answer your questions below:

1) If you want to use the Email Invites to invite Clients as well as Affiliates, you would need to customize your email message to work universally, so that it’s not specific to affiliates or clients. I have considered developing a system for creating multiple types of messages that can be sent, instead of just the one, but this will have to be developed in the future. It would involve creating these invite types, setting up Subject & Message fields for each one, and giving your affiliates the ability to choose which one to send via the form.

2) Are you saying that you don’t want to allow Sub Affiliates to send Invites (Via Email)?

Regarding the MLA plugin, I haven’t completed any compatibility tests with the MLA plugin, so MLA is not listed as one of the supported plugins for AffiliateWP Invites. I don’t know for sure if they are compatible. But I can tell you that all of our plugin integrations work with our own add-ons, and some of the supported add-ons from the AffiliateWP Team. We don’t support/develop upon the MLA plugin, so I wouldn’t know how to prevent your Sub Affiliates from sending invites, outside of manually selecting only a few Parent Affiliates who CAN send invites. This could be done via custom code, if you were using our MLM add-on, but I’m not familiar with MLA, and its capabilities.

Alright, I’ve found the error and I’m in the process of updating the Invites plugin with a solution.

I’ll follow up again soon, to send you the files.

Okay, I’ve updated version 1.1 with a patch for this.

Please download the update from your account area. Please let me know how this works for you, once you install and test the update.

If you only have room in your margins to allow 1 Level of Sub Affiliates for each Parent Affiliate, you should set your Depth to 1. This will ensure that every affiliate has the ability to have Sub Affiliates of their own, but it will only generate commissions for the Direct Referring Affiliate (Level 0) and their Parent Affiliate (1 Level above).

Otherwise, you would need some sort of customization to be able to prevent Sub Affiliates from having Sub Affiliates of their own. If you want to go in this direction, we can develop this custom feature for you.