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devdiggers
DevDiggers |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年4月21日 22:12 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9.4 |
| 版权: | GNU General Public License v3.0 |
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/wp-content/plugins/ via FTP, then activate from the Plugins menu.
After Activation
When a visitor clicks an affiliate link, a tracking cookie is saved in their browser. If they complete a purchase before the cookie expires, the commission is assigned to that affiliate automatically.
No limit. You can manage as many affiliates as your server can handle. The admin lists include filters so you can find any affiliate quickly.
In the free version, you process payouts manually. Affiliates save their bank transfer or PayPal details in their dashboard. You review the commissions list, create a payout record, and mark it paid after you send the payment. The Pro version adds scheduled automatic payout processing and WooCommerce Wallet support.
In the free version, one global commission rate applies to all affiliates. Per-product, per-category, and per-affiliate rates are Pro features.
Yes. The plugin is fully declared compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage and has been tested with HPOS enabled.
Yes. Affiliates have their own dashboard inside the WooCommerce My Account page (or a custom page you create). They see earnings, commissions, payouts, visits, and top products — and generate their own referral links. They never touch your admin.
Create a WordPress page, add the [ddwcaf_affiliate_registration_form_shortcode] shortcode, publish it, and assign it as the affiliate dashboard page in your Configuration panel.
Yes. There is a setting to block self-referral commissions. When it is on, a logged-in affiliate who buys using their own referral link does not earn a commission.
You control this. The default is to keep the first affiliate's cookie. You can change the setting to let a newer affiliate link overwrite the existing cookie. Pro adds time-gating and IP logging for deeper fraud protection.
Yes. The affiliate dashboard appears as a tab in WooCommerce My Account automatically after activation. You can also use shortcodes to create a standalone affiliate portal on any page.
Yes — free version demo and Pro demo.
No. Everything is set through labeled admin fields. The registration page uses a shortcode, and the rest is point-and-click. Developers who want to extend the plugin will find hooks and filters throughout.
Free version questions: post in the support forum here on WordPress.org. Full documentation: devdiggers.com/affiliates-for-woocommerce/. Pro license holders get direct priority support from the DevDiggers team.