you can change any text to whatever you like in wppizza-> localization

You’ll need to look again.
It most certainly is in the localisation settings of the Add Ingredients plugin

I supposed you could (mis)use the add ingredients plugin for that along the lines of the “Platters” example here
https://demo.wp-pizza.com/wppizza-add-ingredients/our-menu/user/
(naturally adjusting the labelling and prices as required …)

Hi,

I have been developing things here with php8 for quite a few months now and any issues I have come across have been fixed.
However, I am of course not able to test things with all combinations of wppizza and all other wordpress plugins and/or themes so there is naturally always a possibility that in certain settings some issues may arise.

So, in essence, as far as I am aware it works just fine with php8 , but if there should be any issues I am not aware of I will of course address those asap .

It’s usually just a matter of hours from being told about it until an update of the plugin is made available if the precise error/issue can be pinpointed from the debug.log (provided it is indeed an issue with wppizza and not some other plugin/theme)
To do that, debug must be enabled of course – see : https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/

hope that helps

Not really.
There is of course the option to restrict a user to be able to edit menu items only (WPPizza->Access Rights) but if you want to make this even more restrictive (i.e perhaps restricting to being able to use the quick edit only for example) you might want to try something like this
https://www.role-editor.com/forums/topic/restrict-access-by-role-to-quick-edit-functionality-on-post-listing-screens/
or similar

again, you need to speak to your mail administrator, the plugin has no influence over this .

it simply sends an email (programmatically) and the mail server has to deal with it.
at that point it is completely the mail servers responsibility to do whatever it is it needs to or wants to do .

there might be all sorts of things that will influence the delivery (mail headers, spam settings, server setup in general etc etc ) but all of that is completely out of the plugin’s hands

ok, just let me know
send me an email to dev[at]wp-pizza.com with this topic as a subject line as there won’t be anything gained from having the conversation we are going to have on a public forum

thanks

This really has nothing to do with me / wppizza .

That said, a quick google for “Forbidden. You sent forms too often. please wait a few minutes”.
gives me this as a first result
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/forbidden-you-sent-forms-too-often-please-wait-a-few-minutes-contains-con/

which is in fact a plugin you are using on you site
whether or not this is the one causing your issue , I do not know, but seems a good contender by the look of things….

digging around a bit more, there seems to be a fixed username/password for testing. I’ll see what I can find out , but will take a few days until I can say if this will happen or not. I’ll post here as I find out things

the relevant data is in the [your_table_prefix]_usermeta table stored with a meta key of wppizza_rewards_x (where ‘x’ is your blogid – typically 1 if it’s not a multisite setup) associated to the user id .
it’s a serialized array

that will look *something like* this – depending on your settings:

(
    [points] => Array
        (
            [first_order] => Array
                (
                    [timestamp] => 1643293592
                    [points_expire] => 1674829592
                    [value_per_point] => 0.01
                    [points_total] => 250
                    [points_value] => 2.5
                    [points_redeemed] => Array
                        (
                        )

                    [points_unredeemed] => 250
                    [points_value_unredeemed] => 2.5
                    [settings] => Array
                        (
                            [points_type] => cart_subtotal
                            [points_per_unit] => 1
                            [points_per_unit_pickup] => 0
                            [points_rounding] => natural
                            [value_per_point] => 0.01
                            [award_points_user_registration] => 125
                            [award_points_first_order] => 250
                            [points_expire_days] => 365
                        )

                )

            [order_7] => Array
                (
                    [timestamp] => 1643293592
                    [points_expire] => 1674829592
                    [value_per_point] => 0.01
............. more data ................

i suppose you could amend the point total and related (points (un)redeemed, (un)redeemed value etc ) for the “first_order” array but I would strongly advise you to make a backup first before doing anything there – it’s entirely at your own risk editing this. This thing is not really that trivial