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

ehem, the currency code submitted to any payment gateway will be DKK. it’s only the display that will show as kr. same goes for £ for example. depending on country it will be submitted as GBR for UK, EGP for Egypt , etc

as of v4.10.1 you now have an additional option that you can enable to add “extra” (or whatever) to additionally added ingredients that were not already pre-selected in the first place . hope that helps

have a look in the “howto” of the plugin.

try downloading this

https://support.wp-pizza.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/wppizza-2.11.10-interim.js_.zip

unzip and replace the two files in wppizza/js directory with the two files in the zip archive

when you have done that, you will have to clear your browser cache.

let me know if this stops the error popup