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maybe there’s a plugin that does/allows that.
or perhaps a filter …. just throwing ideas at you…
dunno. maybe there’s a plugin that does/allows that.
the wppizza registration function just uses wp’s standard functions
(although I don’t know why there would be anything different in a multisite installation, given that users are only ever registered in the parent site anyway)
furthermore, i would generally steer clear of messing around with such fundamental wp security stuff. those guys behind WP tend to know what they are doing and why they are doing it the way they are doing it ….
having had a quick look, that fix is simple actually. will make an update available in the next few hours
c) if you want absolute positioning, i would suggest *not* to enter an element id and just use css
a) i cannot see any element in your page with id “buttom0” (or “buttom” for that matter) to start off with
b) if you want the minicart elsewhere (statically at the bottom as i understand it ) you’ll have to override/adjust the css somewhere with the correct positioning declarations
>Yes that works fine
ok> My PRoblem ist that i need both plugins
of course. just trying to narrow it down.
i believe the issue is actually in the postcode plugin… will investigate and do an update as soon as i have fixed it …not sure yet when. must find out why first .
hopefully later today or tomorrow thoughjust to check if you get the same results:
if you disable the “preorder” plugin , are you able to move the zip/postcode field around then ??
(that seems to work here at least)just trying to narrow it down which plugin might cause the issue
ok, will have a look and let you know when i know.
you *might* find that at least “after all formfields” or *before all…* works. (as a temporary workaround for it to at least perhaps make a bit of sense)
we are just talking about the positioning of the “post/zipcode” input . right ?
(the other seems to be in your screenshots from what i can see)i guess you could just create an image and use the same classes that are used for the normal prices.
i would suggest you use the shortcode
[wppizza type='add_item_to_cart_button' id='6']id being the id of your menu item
and have a look what it outputs (it’s the classes and id’s you will need )then adjust the elements (span/div) to use images instead
will have to try to reproduce this here first.
what versions of the plugin(s) are you using there …?already fixed in 1.4.2
thanks for the report.easily fixed in an update.
(though you should not ever output any notices/warning etc on a production site anyway , but log them instead)
you would need this
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/
and the set the relevant option in the options tab of that pluginhope that helps
sorry, I don’t think I understand the question.
you’re welcome
PS: maybe it’s less than 50% . dunno . I’m not going to spend time finding out though
>Is it technically possible, via a semi-quick solution
no>wondering if it’s possible
sure, everything is possible. you just need to re-write about 50% or so of the plugin>is there a way to have the ingredients section show up on the initial page load
no , because your page/site will grind to a halt with all the queries that would have to be made at the same time.
You could trigger a click on an individual item on page load through via jQuery if you wanted, but it will only work on one item. you will not be able to “autoshow” so to speak more than one.
(so this might be an option if you know there’s only one item on a page)> Is there a way to offer a simple discound that is applied only ONCE to the total order if a certain product is added to the cart?
i guess a “simple discount” -> x.xx off total (x.xx being the delivery charges) , delivery only, EXCLUDE all others by category and/or item
i updated the code (was missing the line that actually instanciated the class)
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