faqs:
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/sorting-menu-items/

feel free to use the filter included there to do that if you want.
after all, that’s the reason for filters are there and being included in various places.

in any event – and for the moment or foreseeable future – I don’t think it will be included in the plugin as default or an option . sorry.
(though never say never of course)

thanks for letting me know.
will be fixed in the next version

not sure why you are posting the same question 3 times (i deleted the other 2 which were pretty much identical) ?

anyway, have a look through the wppizza layout options. it’s all there

try the (although still a bit experimental as it might not work in all countries/scenarios) gmap option where you can set delivery charges by distance
i.e you set/add your distances in the delivery areas (what you have currently defined as postcodes)
as follows (assuming your furthest distance is 12 miles for arguments sake)

– 5 miles – charge 2
– 6 miles – charge 3
– 7 miles – charge 4
– 8 miles – charge 5
– 9 miles – charge 6
……..
– 12 miles – charge 9

the plugin doesn’t behave any different regardless of the (sub)site that invokes it or the associated email set there.

so my first guess would be that the settings in your 2 paypal accounts are different

first thing i would check/compare in the 2 accounts are the auto return settings here

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/customerprofileweb?cmd=_profile-website-payments

as the first one seems to do what it’s supposed to do (from what you are saying) make sure the second is equally set up (barring the IPN notification url)

also:
is there anything in the logs directory of the paypal plugin ? (assuming you had/have logging enbled))

something along these lines

/**add all the elements you are using, so for example, for cname and cemail, something like this*/
#wppizza-customer-details #cname, #wppizza-customer-details #cemail{display:none}
#wppizza-customer-details label[for="cname"], #wppizza-customer-details label[for="cemail"]{display:none}
#wppizza-customer-details input[required],#wppizza-customer-details .wppizza-order-label-required  {
   display:block !important
}

i’m going to bed in a minute, but in the meantime, can you send me a screenshot of your discount and coupon settings as well as the discount section in wppizza->order settings please
(either by email to dev[at]wp-pizza.com or as a link to somewhere)

>On “that screen” I guess you meant the order screen.
yup

> by “?!” I guess you mean: “are you crazy?
lol, no, i did not mean that.
i meant “why a popup – i.e the same thing twice – if the colours should make it quite obvious already”

that said, if you wanted to have a popup on any/every page – order history or not – you could also write some ajax on a timer or some such that checks for new orders via some query as in (roughly)

SELECT count(*) FROM wp_wppizza_orders WHERE payment_status='COMPLETED' AND order_status='NEW'

=>if results, do popup 

you get the idea....