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>was just wondering how this can be done
only by rewriting chunks of the main plugin and then doing the same accordingly for the DBP one
(but that’s not going to happen anytime soon I’m afraid )>Thank your response and your time.
no problemthis is simply not implemented.
more importantly, this is not an issue – so to speak – with the “Delivery by Post/Zip Code” plugin, but the way the main wppizza plugin works (the “DBP” plugin just hooks into/filters the options the main plugin offers)
sounds contradictory to me
a) <= 3 miles | < 20 == +2.5 | >= 20 free (fine)b.1) > 3 miles | < 20 == +3.5 | >= 20 free (fine)
b.2) > 3 miles | < 20 == +3.5 | >= 20 +1 ??you cannot say b.1/b.2: >= 20 [free] AND >= 20 [+1]
i must be missing something ….??
just like you did on that other site I would have thought – no jQuery selectors needed
#wppizza-mini-cart.wppizza-mini-cart-static{ bottom: 0; top: auto; }using custom css
28 October, 2016 at 10:16 am in reply to: Order history page – Delivery or pickup value – Overview section #22865try this one
$orderinfo= apply_filters('wppizza_filter_orderhistory_order_info', $orderinfo, $orders->id, $customerDet, $orderDet, $blogid, $orderStatus, $orders->order_date);i assume you know how filters work.
$orderinforeturns an array of the various parts you can inject things into as required27 October, 2016 at 11:34 am in reply to: Smaller sticky mini-cart on mobile and/or some sort of "added to cart" feedback #22844>On mobile, there isn’t currently no visual feedback when a product is added to the cart.
not correct.
wppizza->layout: “Briefly display text in place of price when adding item to cart”
applies to all devicesi think we might be talking about different things when using the “minicart” term.
what i call “minicart” is the one that only displays the total and a view cart button – typically at the very top of tha page – and is already only 50px. if you want it at the bottom, just set the css to put it therethat’s true
only because the wppizza ajax calls are slow, does not mean that those cause the slowness.
there is your whole WP environment that gets loaded (other plugins, themes etc) that may or may not slow things downfirst of all, i would suggest you turn off all other plugins and use a default twenty-xyz theme and see if that improves things.
then enable plugins/your theme one by one .Of course there is also the possibility that your server is just slow or a million other things that might cause performance problems for your particular setup
In any event , there is nothing I can help you with
wppizza->templates …..
in the css settings of the print drag/drop template
just use normal font-size css declarations
No,
…but why not just create a menu item that states what the toppings are without anything else (i.e without any popup of any kind) and apply the discount to that ?
the plugin expected the sizes to have a label. (typically it would look something like [regular])
however, this is of course not strictly necessary, so i updated the plugin (v.4.13.3.6) to account for thatthanks for flagging it
>Any ideas ?
sure. stop caching the order page…..
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/things-to-do-on-first-install/there is no “create order” function as such (essentially your “create order” is all the clicking you do when you order things)
there is something after the order you might be able to do something with . entirely depends on your requirements
i would have thought this action hook will give you all you need
19 October, 2016 at 10:27 am in reply to: Add ingredients | how to display ‘Group Label’ on order reciept?? #22689go to the settings page of the “add ingr” plugin where you can turn on how things are displayed (i.e with labels etc)
looks like we posted at the same time, so yes , if you only want to have a code used once, regardless of who it is, then the MAX uses would do that
>I just realized I can’t use “Once per customer only” for guests … is there any way to realize that
no, as the system (WP users) has no idea who the guest is.only if a user is logged in can we know anything about how many times that user has ordered anything
that said, why would you only offer something to guests and not to logged in users?
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