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  • #18979
    mmarinov
    Participant

    I am encountering an issue with the setup of affiliate links on my WordPress site. Specifically, when a user clicks on the “Play Now” button in our storefront, they are redirected to a URL formatted as follows:
    https://(domain name).com/go/(Affiliate key)
    However, upon redirection, users are met with a “Page Not Found” error message, displaying the following:
    “Oops! We couldn’t find the page that you’re looking for.
    Please check the address and try again.
    Error Code: 404”
    This issue is preventing users from accessing the intended destination through our affiliate links. I suspect there may be a misconfiguration or an issue with how the affiliate links are being processed or redirected.
    Could you please assist in resolving this matter? I would greatly appreciate any guidance or instructions you can provide to correct this issue with our affiliate link setup.
    Thank you in advance for your prompt attention and support.

    #18993
    Trifun Mitev
    Participant

    I am facing the same issue but no one is answering for more than 2 months…

    #19122
    admin
    Keymaster

    This usually happens when the rewrite rules for the /go/ redirect endpoint are not active (or are being overridden), so WordPress treats /go/{key} as a normal URL and returns a 404.

    Please try the following (in this order):

    Flush permalinks

    Go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes (no need to change anything).
    This refreshes rewrite rules and fixes the issue in most cases.

    Check that the redirect feature is enabled

    In PokaTheme/affiliate settings, confirm that the Go/redirect functionality is enabled and that the slug is still set to go (and not changed/disabled).

    Check for conflicts

    Temporarily disable any plugins that may interfere with redirects/rewrite rules (security, redirection, caching, permalink managers).

    Also check if you have a custom rule that reserves /go/ for something else.

    Server / cache

    If you’re on a host with aggressive caching or firewall rules, clear cache and ensure /go/ is not blocked.

    On some setups, Nginx/Apache rules can override WP rewrites.

    If the problem persists after a permalink flush, please share:

    Your site URL

    One example affiliate key you’re testing (or a screenshot of the affiliate setup)

    Whether you’re on Apache or Nginx

    and we’ll pinpoint the exact cause.

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