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your culprit is Event Calendar WD which sets the timezone and seemingly recalculates the offset again after wordpress has already applied the offset according to the timezone settings (or something to that effect)
you will find that the time is right when you disable that plugin
oh , and a screenshot of the -for example – “Fanta: Strawberry” menu item settings
show me a screenshot of that admin page please (ore give me admin access – set reply as private – so i can have a look)
ok, i was thinking the price/size is not showing at all.
anyway , are these actually labelled in wppizza->sizes ?the obvious thing would be to rename it
if it’s a different product, it should surely have a different name …
though you can also display the categories in the cart where it was ordered from / belonged to.
see wppizza->layout>Is there a reason why no Item size shows for single items?
probably, but not due to the wppizza plugin as it issimple default install demo:
https://support.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/our-menu/desserts/
single sizes show just finemybe you have another issue. enable debug
> Is there a way to adjust this
there’s nothing to adjust . your problem is elsewherewithout a link I can only guess …
the chances are , one of your plugins is changing timezones.
disable all other plugins and see if yous till have the issue>It shows the correct time 15:34.
no, it doesn’t. it shows the time where I am / my computer is / my computer clock.
if you are in the same timezone as your server then yes, it would be the same time.
suffice to say that clock you put there has nothing at all to do with the time of the server or the sitehave a look in your console on http://your.domain.com/orders/
your API key is wrong / not authorized…This reply has been marked as private.got a link and some screenshots of your settings of the plugin?
>the google maps thing just doesn’t work..
what doesnt work there ?your menu scrolling works fine here on a mobile. can’t see any problem
you’re out of memory.
either disable some plugins you dont need or increase the memoryhttps://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
yoursite.com/wp-content/debug.log
>I also changed those code that you told me!
and have you actually looked at your debug log ?you have an 500 error on your admin-ajax.php – this could be anything.
turn on debug (https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/how-to-enable-debug-in-wordpress/) and check your debug logthere are another bunch of filters you’d have to use to make it appear in emails etc etc
however, it strikes me as a simpler solution to use one of the already exiting custom order form fields (based on https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/ i referred to above) and just dynamically replace the options with an ajax call which is probably a better idea anyway for your scenario as times might “time out” so to speak even when someone stays on the page for an hour….
(this will require some testing . I dont know of the top off my head, but there _might_ also be a check that options exists in wppizza-> form settings before you can actually dynamically change this via js, but maybe there isn’t , in which case the above should work just fine)
try using this filter instead
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/adding-customer-checkout-fields/are you perhaps over complicating things ?
Have a look/read here (under ==Note==) and just replace the comma separated list of postcodes mentioned there with your date/time values
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/
> I’m just going to delete the originals and make new ones going forward
sounds like a good plan – maybe there was some permalink thing going on somewhere
always worth just re-saving WP->permalinks when there’s really wired stuff happening.
I have seen this solving things occasionally -
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