should be fixed now in v2.3.3

if you activate your license, you should see the update on your admin plugins page

let m know if you have any issues

thanks.
i’ll first try to replicate this here without doing anything on your server.
i’ll let you know when i know..not sure yet what the issue may be

>Sorry for my bad english
no problem, it’s fine

i’ll test a couple of things…will get back to you in a minute or two

>It’s probably easier for me

dunno how that’s easier, but whatever works for you

>Generating emails, is that just html

no. there is html of course, but a bunch of php too
(assuming we are talking about /templates/wppizza-order-email-html.php )

use filters(ideally)
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/html-email-editing/
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/filteredit-header-of-html-emails/

, or copy and edit
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/can-i-send-html-emails/

>I mean, when the postcodes are setup in the admin system
ok.
not much to query though.
pretty much all options are in the options table in a serialised array.
i.e – in a wordpress way:
$wppizzaOptions=get_option(WPPIZZA_SLUG);
(ideally, assuming that that constant is available wherever you put your script)

or just

$wppizzaOptions=get_option(‘wppizza’);

you’ll find it in $wppizzaOptions[‘order_form’] somewhere, depending on which field you used

or if you want to go really wild check this:

https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/extending-the-plugin-with-a-class/

$this->pluginOptions in that class would return the same as $wppizzaOptions above

>Sorry if I didn’t close any other open topics
no problem

>but was curious as you are already checking the post code on the check out,
just set it up that way. read here under NOTES:
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/

not sure why you’d want to restrict access like that in the first place though. as you would also restrict access for searchengines presumably …!

i would do the following to – maybe – narrow it down

use one of the wordpress smtp plugins to perhaps bypass your server and see if it sends then using some smtp settings

if that works, than it’s most definitely your server not sending the email

PS: if it shows up in the order history it – essentially means – no programming errors were encountered and the email was – programmatically speaking – sent .

after that , it’s the servers job to actually send it

nothing dramatic there – something that could be looked at if you are bored one day (it’s in the theme you are using – clearly)

>I am able to edit php files.

good

>I have no debug.log in wp-content. Do I have to create it on my own and upload it, or what should i do?

add the debug declarations as mentioned above and the log will be created for you (unless you have some REALLY restrictive permissions – unlikely)

>Okay do you have any link, or idea where i can find good tip

ehem , google.com perhaps ?
it is – most likely y- our server not sending emails full stop. as i have no idea about your server settings / setup I cannot even begin to guess.
i can assure you the plugin itself sends emails . but the server has to actually send them out

if you don’t know how to edit php files, get your server administrator (or whoever installed wordpress or at least someone who knows the tiniest bit of php ) to do this for you