there’s a beta plugin now (“Preorder”), if anyone wants to test things…?!

https://support.wp-pizza.com/extensions/

Have not tried to print the order email on the printer yet, so the question is premature

i know of other people that printed with this sort of printer without issues (as far as i can remember anyway)

so, if there are issues let me know when you know

re a) all depends on what you call “nice looking” really and whether you are using phpmailer as mail delivery or the standard mail()/wp_mail().
on either you could use the templates to edit to make them “look nice” and print those…or if using phpmailer for example , could use a filter ‘wppizza_phpmailer_sent;
like so in your functions.php (there’s also another way of doing this if NOT using phpmailer , but its a bit more involved

    add_action('wppizza_phpmailer_sent', 'my_custom_phpmailer',10,2);
    function my_custom_phpmailer($mail,$mailsent){
        if($mailsent){
        //**do something with the $mail object (like fomat and then send to a different email to print or , curl, post or whatnot)
        }
    }

re b)
i am actually in the middle of redesigning the whole thing and moving these comments and other bits and pieces to some sort of organized forums , having an area for codesnippets etc so it is – at least – searchable and not the mess that it is at the moment

might take a bit longer but should/will make the whole thing a lot more manageable and userfriendly i would have thought (just never got the time to do this before and it’s definitely about time i agree)

Hi

please read here:

https://support.wp-pizza.com/additional-gateways/

apart from the above, also consider that – to output the whole xml as it does on ajax requests it it will – more than likely – run a ton of functions and queries to get there which will screw your server performance no end….

i haven’t looked at the code as to what it is exactly doing, but to me it seems the plugin runs the whole shebang everytime something is happening even if it has nothing to do with anything it does…

personally (and looking at the reviews – especially the one and two stars of that plugin ) I would really use something else

if you could let me have your email.

dev[at]wp-pizza.com

How would I find the ID’s then?

just look at the source code

Hi

am a bit confused….

what do you mean by “page of the website ?”
I.e. what else could it possibly be ?

yup. those two are linked together

if you still want to have the javascript popup even when closed, your best bet is to hide the cart via js/css

something like :
if shop closed (there is a hidden element – .wppizza-open – only when its open), cart->css->display:none; (or something similar)

its custom groups you are probably looking for.. (it’s that big tab at the top when you are in the admin of the “add ingredients” administration)….

is it possible to suppress the price if it’s 0?

no, sorry (unless you edit the template of course)

is it possible to set more than one tax

if you enter prices without tax, then no, there’s only one tax and anything else would be beyond the scope of the plugin really

having said that, if you are entering prices WITH tax, then you could just display the text as you wish (i.e something like “prices include tax at x% for a / y% for b” or something

Also the shipping should be 8%

at the moment, shipping is set as a price, rather than percent. however, i should probably be able to enable to set this as a percentage too … i will have to think about that for a bit