there are a ton of action hooks you can use for this sort of thing.

for example

add_action('wppizza_emailhtml_end','some_function');

funstion some_function($param){
echo"<tr><td>".$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']."</td></tr>";
}

or something along those lines

@kaybee
i’m confused.
you are already using 3.0.2 from what i can see, so there would not be any updates showing up anyway

that said, if you downloaded it manually and updated from 2.1.7.somethimg

then this should work a lot more reliable now for versions 3.+

it works just fine as is.

i suspect however you want to not show images in the frontend, in which case
a) don’t upload any
and
b) disable wppizza->layout :Display placeholder image when no image associated with meal item:

>2. I have customized the wppizza plugin to such a great extend that now i am not able to update it and when i installed this wppizza standard paypal plugin. It is asking for updating the wppizza plugin.Is there any solution so that we can integrate them both properly

yeah, don’t edit the core files but use filters and action hooks.
i have no problems with people editing things to their liking, but that will inevitably lead to not being able to update things.

sorry, but if you choose to do that , you are on your own. i cannot possibly support or debug your custom modifications.
(never mind that if you don’t know what you have done yourself, how possibly could I ?)

that said, if you enable paypal logging , it might tell you what the issue is in the logfiles and if it works in your sandbox environment, the chances are there is something wrong in the variables (emails perhaps) you have set for your live account

will be easy enough to add to the default css’s in the next update

can you go here (reload/clear cache perhaps)
https://support.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/our-menu/pasta/

add a bunch of stuff to cart until there are more things in cart than space.
(well, you know the issue)

does it now scroll on your iThing ?

(added some css, not the ideal solution, just trying to track it down)

let me know

thanks

>>Your demo scrolls on our Samsung Edge here – not on iPhone.

mind you , is that just your phone or does the same issue arise on your friends iPad too ?
i would have the thought i would have even heard more/earlier about that if this were an issue on iPad too..

>Sorry for the trouble.
no trouble. just no way i can have every actual phone on the planet to test things on….
and before it can be fixed i need to be able to reproduce it of course

by the way , i can see the issue in your video .

what puzzles me though is the following.
the cart just has some standard overflow:auto css .
there is nothing complicated here that should/could cause this not to work really.
it’s just plain css

any chance your theme or some customisations override this when on iphone?
or perhaps only an issue if logged in ? dunno