now we fixed it (and for the benefit of anyone else reading this)
setting the permissions to anything higher than 755 stops the ipn.php (silent post url) from working on some servers (which is fair enough)

so, make sure your silent post url when accessed from your browser is nothing other but a blank page

can you send me the output of your system info in
wppizza->tools : system info please to dev[at]wp-pizza.com and perhaps the output when clicking “show php configuration” (alternatively give me access to the wp backend, but that’s up to you)

also , how does the php_mail.log end up in your ipn directory of the plugin ?

furthermore, the permissions should not (have to ) be changed on the ipn.php file – you can if you really want to, but i would not recommend it
it’s the logs directory that has to be writable to by the plugin (which it would normally be automatically)

you’d have to use a filter.
somethig like this i guess

add_filter( 'wppizza_filter_formfields_order', 'my_filter',99 );
function my_filter($formfields) {
	
	if(empty($_SESSION['wppizza']['selfPickup'])){
		foreach($formfields as $ffkey=>$ff){
			if($ff['key']=='wppizza_preorder'){
				unset($formfields[$ffkey]);
			}
		}
	}
	return $formfields;
}

first of all, please do not post here AND email. we really only need a question once (and preferably just on the forum here for the benefit of all)

that out of the way, i replied to your email anyway, but here it is again for others
——————–
you’ll probably find that most people will just hit enter anyway.
that said, let me think about it for a bit.
it’s quite easy to do, but am not yet sure whether that’s actually such a good idea

might be in the next update if i cannot think of a reason not to do it

should now be fixed as of v4.10.4

hmm, i thought i’d replied to that…
anyway , seems you have answered that question yourself, as you posted a new topic (as this one here was still in moderation)

to not confuse matters. i’ll post your solution here (in case some stumbles across this)

In WPPizza settings Gateways, I disabled Cash on Delivery. Now everything is OK.

Greetings
SS

this makes sense of course. if you have no gateways enabled , you cannot order anything…

anyway, glad you figured it out

there are many plugins out there already that do this sort of thing.
this will never be part of wppizza

Hi,

the sticky cart option is an old feature that will not be developed any further as it causes more trouble than it’s worth with many themes (especially responsive ones as the sticky cart would prevent people on mobile devices from doing anything)

it’s only still there for some old sites / legacy reasons.

i would advise you to abandon this in favour of the mini cart (enable that one instead in the widget/shortcode, with some more options to set in wppizza->layout).
you can (and probably want to) enable the self-pickup option checkbox on the order page too – if you have not already done so

note to self: must update the shortcode page. in the meantime, in your shortcode, replace
stickycart=1 with minicart=1 if you want to do that

– have a look in network admin->dashboard / updates

– if you just activated it , it might take a few hours to show up though

– that said, i know of a handful of servers that just refused to show the updates for some reasons so the whole licence handling was changed in 4.9.2. as you do not have that yet, you might have to do this manually

– if so, download the latest version from https://support.wp-pizza.com/checkout/purchase-history , and unzip somewhere. then de-ACTIVATE (do NOT uninstall unless you want to loose all your settings!), overwrite the files and re-activate. that should be that

i question their reasons, but if you must , there’s a filter you can use “wppizza_filter_currencies” like so

add_filter('wppizza_filter_currencies','myprefix_currency_filter');
function myprefix_currency_filter(currencies){

$currencies['DKK']='DKK';

return $currencies;
}

not tested but should work