>i’ve spend 4 days on this before i mailed you,
should have spent just one and then mail me, lol

anyway, updated the plugin which should now take care of this very strange behaviour too

just do orders as usual and add a dropdown/select for tables/waiters (or whatever else you can think of ) which would be associated with an order
sounds quite straight forward to me …
(of course I might misunderstand things, just giving you my thoughts here based on my understanding of your question)

line 12 of v2x.php has nothing that declares anything in that file
it simply says if (!class_exists( 'WPPIZZA' )) {return;}
line 607 too has only a }

looks to me like an edited plugin…..

ignoring this for the moment, although i might be wrong, it sounds more like you have the plugin installed 2x somehow

please contact ibacstel
http://www.ibacstel.com/wppizza-iconnect-extension.php

>Important is the handling for the Order user
i agree

it’s also a somewhat unique setup you are trying to achieve and just a way to make it work regardless.
it would be easier of course if one were to be able to just exclude a custom group from a size altogether or some such thing, instead of adding additional exclusion groups. alas , this is not implemented at the moment though might be one day

typically you do not have the same ingredients/topping (whatever you want to call it) multiple times for an item. furthermore they MUST have different id’s (reason for copying it)

>Its not the smartest way to handle my problem,
as i said, the easiest would be to have 3 different menu items. after all the plugin cannot possibly cater for every single unique way people want to do things. That said, it’s clearly still possible – as outlined

it’s doable albeit not quite as straight forward as – presumably – you want to offer the same flavours for all three
reading your scenario, there is perhaps a way to an an option for this in the plugin at some point to make this simpler. alas , at the moment you would have to do wither of the following

option a): much simpler, but not really what you are asking for (but thought i’d mention it anyway).
– create 3 distinct menu items “3 balls”, “5 balls” , “7 balls”
– create all your flavours as ingredients
– create 3 custom groups, each having all the flavours but setting min/max requirements distinctly for each (which is why you need 3) and assign them to the menu items created above

option b) – i.e keeping one menu item with 3 sizes (3,5,7)
– create all your flavours as ingredients
– copy all these flavours 2x. So you end up with 3 times the same bunch of flavours (as every ingredient in a menu item must have it’s own id)
– create 3 custom groups, each having all the flavours but setting min/max requirements distinctly for each (which is why you need 3) and assign them to the 3,5,7 menu item above
– create 3 more custom groups,using “exlude” option to exclude as required (if all items from a group hve been excluded, the whole group will not show up anymore)

reading this through, i actually created this here with screenshots (as it might be be helpful)

there is no easy way to do this other than jumping through A LOT of hoops (you would have to write your own plugin filtering carts etc – see codesnippets)
alternatively – you could be setting up 2 sites (in a multisite setup perhaps) and using one for delivery and one for pickup

i really do not understand why you would want to send this attachment to everybody that might be set up as recipient and not just to one dedicated email that can actually do something with it

i.e on order execute hook create your file as you described above and then just send it along these lines

		/*email parameters - tweak as appropriate */
		$headers   = array();
		$headers[] = "MIME-Version: 1.0";
		$headers[] = "From: Sender Name <[email protected]>";/**who its from->edit as required**/
		$headers[] = "X-Mailer: PHP/".phpversion();
/* you might need some more headers like content type etc to do attachments properly */
		
		$to = '[email protected]';/** edit as required **/
		
		$subject = 'my attachment';/** edit as required **/
		
		$message = 'my message';/** edit as required **/
		
		$attachments   = array();
		$attachments[] = "[absolute/path/to/attachment]"; /** edit as required **/		
		

		/*send the email*/
		$send_attachments =wp_mail($to, $subject, $message, $attachments);

not tested , but this sort of thing anyway