>When I go to checkout it not very plausible to cross-sell an other pizza

and if the majority of customers do/did not actually buy another pizza but a dessert or drink than that is exactly what will be displayed

there are no closing *days* as such.
there are only closing *times* you can assign to your days (mon – sun or additional custom dates you may have entered).

i.e you set opening and closing times for mon-sun and any additional dates(as required, typically bank holidays) and use the closing times to – for example – close for lunch . those closing times can then be assigned to your mon-sun dates or those custom dates

Sorry, but I cannot replicate this here.

In fact the bit that deals with the display of the [+] button etc for repurchasing things specifically checks that the post_status is indeed “publish” and nothing else.

Have you tried de-activating all other plugins and used a default (20something) theme ?

Or perhaps I’m looking in the wrong place. Can you post a screenshot somewhere of the page where you are seeing this , just so I know we are talking about the same thing

Hi

First of all, sorry for the late reply. For some reasons I did not get any notifications in the last few days that there were any new topics posted on here.

Regarding your post: Thanks for the detailed report. I’ll try to replicate this here and update the plugin with a fix if indeed this is an oversight – as it may well be – on my part and not some 3rd party plugin or filter that is changing post statusses or some such thing

might take a couple of days or so though

instead of writing some abstract explanation here – there is also a “how to” tab in the add ingredients plugin itself btw – have you looked the the (user)examples of the demo and looked at the screenshots ?
https://demo.wp-pizza.com/wppizza-add-ingredients/our-menu/user/

essentially and in a nutshell:
– you add the ingredients you need (i.e all the frostings and all the chocolate chips etc)
– depending how your meal sizes are organised (one for cupcakes and one for cookies for example) assign the relevant ingredients to those “meal sizes / groups” and enable add ingredients for the relevant item.
for more granular control you can also/additionally use custom groups

there are different ways to organise things – consider “meal sizes” as the parent of menu items and ingredients which essentially links them together so to speak – it’s kind of up to you to decide what works best for you though

you can export them from wppizza->reports

Hi
sorry about the late reply here – I am literally in the middle of moving house so my response times are not quite what I would like them to be currently. Apologies.

Luckily, you were able to answer your own question and found a way to cater for your scenario which I am happy to hear.

Thanks for the feedback and posting your solution here.

the redeem button will show up automatically if appropriate
i.e the user is logged in and has accumulated enough points to redeem according to the settings

first of all, i’d suggest you turn off outputting error, but logging them instead like so:
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/

secondly – when you look at your browser console – you will see :
“Geocoding Service: you must enable billing on the google cloudproject at …etc…”

it seems to me you are not using the shortcodes but simply displaying the categories according to your theme templates.
If you do that , you need to create the appropriate template.

See what is called “option 2” here
//docs.wp-pizza.com/getting-started/?section=setup

Alternatively you can of course just use the shortcode(s) on pages (“option 1”)
hope that helps

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