you want to have a look into cloning wordpress sites in general

i would suggest:

set your debug in wp-config to as it was

i.e change
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
back to
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

delete the debug.log file in wp-contents (no need to fill up the server with junk)

delete the info.php you put in your root directory (or not, your call really)

sell pizzas (in your case sandwiches) and stop worrying as it now seems to work

if you come across the case again in the future that emails get delivered hours after being sent, shout at godaddy

nothing to do with me…..

for the moment i think, let’s not waste our time with what happened (i certainly haven’t changed anything and you neither from what i can tell)

i suspect it’s host side…..

ok, still. your host might have updated stuff (and disabled mail function for so called security reasons)
let me know what they are saying

works fine.

cant see anything wrong with the install though.
could you ask your server/host/serveradmin if they have updated the software and possibly disabled the mail function ? (just because the same happened at someone elses server a couple of days ago, so i am just wondering)

essentially , nothing has changed regarding mail delivery in the last few versions (in fact for months) of wppizza…(that is not to say that nothing got screwed up, but I cannot see anything at the moment in the plugin or result on your server that could stop this from working)

ok.

create a file called info.php.

put in it the following

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

and put it into the root of your wordpress installation

given that i cant even see this loaded anywhere on the frontend why does it even execute/throw errors ?

btw, any other plugin/theme you updated ?
(or even server software)

thanks, can you turn on debug please (and let me know when you’ve done so)
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/how-to-enable-debug-in-wordpress/

	$wppizzaOptions=get_option(WPPIZZA_SLUG);
	$opt=wppizza_frontendOpeningTimes($wppizzaOptions);
	echo ''.$opt.'';