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as i said, you can/should probably use the filter i mentioned above to do this
just like you edit any other php file really (i.e with a texteditor)
if you don’t know how to write/edit php you should probably consider finding someone who does
as well as someone who understands wordpress filters and the like presumablyhaving said that, with a bit of googling it’s not that difficult to figure out
at the moment , no.
by the time you get to the order page , that’s you order (which is stored like that in the db with prices etc).
if you want to change things , you could of course add a link somewhere back to a page with the cart on it, or write some js that , when clicked on an item , removes this from the session and then reloads the page etc etc.
Having said that, I will probably add this sort of thing when i get the chance though (as there are not too many reasons why one should NOT be able to do this really ), but I can’t give you an ETA as to when this will be available I’m afraid
i’ll put it on my list of things to do
still reading stuff though (when I’m somewhere where there actually IS internet :)
either way :
1) https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/changing-wppizza-custom-post-type-arguments/
would let you do that2) i’m not sure i necessarily agree. I’ll have a think about it though.
you can however achieve this quite easily though if you want to with this for example
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/using-phpmailer-html-emails/3) have been looking at this in the past but always get rudely interrupted by other requests. :)
it’s on my list of things to do when i canHi
at the moment, you can custom sort all ingredients throughout cart,email , order page etc
(see here https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/customize-sort-order-of-ingredients/)however, this does – probably – only partially address what you want. (although I cannot see any difference between the 2 pics you posted ?!)
having said that – i haven’t really investigated as I am (somewhat) on holiday – the filter mentioned above also includes the groups ingredients if memory serves me right, so maybe you could make it work .
Either way, there’s no in-built functionality as such (and as yet) that would do this , so you would need to do some coding
maybe the above helps or at least points you in the right direction ?!
Olly
sorry, but there’s currently only one taxrate
thanks for tracking this down.
i’ll fix this as soon as i can.
however, i am currently travelling (therefore the somewhat late replies here and there) so this might take a few daysAnything else that you’ve edited btw?
apologies, just seeing that you seem to be using twentyeleven anyway, so a theme change to twentytwelve is unlikely to change things…
hmm.
can you try de-activating some/all of the other plugins you are using and see if that makes a difference ?>Yes I editted the file. But issue with no Postcodes exists even in original template too
just as an explanation: postcodes (and all sorts of other things) are added by using filters so you will not find a post code as such in the email or order templates
all very strange really.
this should just workcan you try one of the default themes (twentytwelve for example) and see if that changes things ?
did you edit the html/email template ?
got a link please ?
re orderpage:
although mostly i think this would not really be an issue (as you are saying yourself) you are quite right that i should do something about this scenario.
should be reasonably easy to do so will put it on a list of things to do for an updatere: opening times
pretty much everything is stored in the option table as a serialized array (option_name: wppizza)not at the moment, no.
it’s not a bad idea though. i’ll think about how to best do that in a future updatejust set the position aka “location on orderform” under the frontend settings tab
this has nothing to do with the wppizza plugin.
it’s your theme that decides to display this stuff.
you will have to look there / speak to them really
(or edit/use the single post display template see:http://wordpress.org/plugins/wppizza/installation/
option 2if you are using this)
>my Client wants to have minimum order price based on Postcodes. AND Not different prices based on Postcodes.
not entirely sure where the question is here to be honest.
for the sake of clarity: “delivery by postcode” let’s you set *delivery* prices depending on postcode. the menu items prices do not change
(have a look at the screenshots here https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-delivery-by-postcode/ maybe that will explain things)>I know all plugin enquiries should be on a different section,
don’t worry i’ll move stuff around if it really ought to be in a different place>Can I just buy the license for 1 site …
in short: yup that’s fine by me>it won’t lock the license to my domain right?
not as such, it does however only allow your license to be activated on one domain
that shouldn’t be a problem though. you can always de-activate the license on your test server when you are done and then activate it on the live onejust to be clear activation does not change/lock anything to anything. it just lets you know of updates to that plugin/extension
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RE 2:
personally i would not install 3 seperate wordpress sites . kind of overkill and completely unneccessary really (but of course , all up to you) -
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