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i cannot see the minicart even added to the page at all
are you sure you enabled it in the cart widget or added it using shortcodes or however you had it set up ?pretty much all the demos do that
https://demo.wp-pizza.com/
(but unless setup differently using the options available it will only show up when the maincart is not in view)sorry, but that’s not correct. report exports have *always* been in csv .
I would never opt to create any proprietary format unless it’s is entirely unavoidable.
(exception here being the “pdf invoices” extension , which is something different of course and has nothing intrinsically to do with reports as such other than hooking into the reports export hook and adding to the available export format to be able to export pdf invoices for a given timeframe)furthermore, the detailed report is about as extensive as it gets (in fact it has been made even more extensive a few months ago or so ) , so I don’t really know what kind of information it is you were getting at some point in the past which is now not available.
Please feel free to expand on the subject though as I cannot follow the issue given the details provided (maybe some screenshots or some other examples where I can see the issue you seem to experience…)
>Is the STOCKMANAGEMENT extension new?
“New” is a relative thing. All I can say is: Initial release: 12th May 2020PS: while this is not working for you and we are trying to narrow down the issue i would perhaps suggest you disable the “payment request” option . AFter all, when redirecting to Stripe for checkout , apple pay is already integrated there anyway if available.
thanks.
a couple of things though
a) debug is NOT enabled in your configuration
b) I have double checked this here one of my servers and the apply pay request works just fine (still)
c) i would suggest you enable debug as mentioned , disable all other plugins and switch to a default theme (twenty-something)
and see if you still have an issue (if this is a live site, you probably want to do this during times you are closed and go to wppizza->tools to open the shop for your ipaddress/userid so you can check things)It is still most likely that something changed your end 7 days ago (things dont just stop working if everything stays as it is) , but this might also have been something that happened on your server somewhere of course without your knowledge and not in your wordpress install itself
let me know what your debug log says if anything – and/or indeed if disabling plugins/switching themes will at least make this work again for you for a start (so we know where to look)
may i see the output of wppizza->tools->system info please (you can mark the reply as private if you wish, but not strictly necessary really )
sorry, there’s no provision for image uploads or similar .
furthermore, payment gateways exists so you do *not* have to manually have someone present you with some sort of document (which may or may not have been faked) that may or may not prove that something was paid and needs yet another person to verify this.
(i dont even know what a *manual* payment method is supposed to be – other than handing over cash or a cheque)
also, have you checked that your domain association file (still) exists ?
as per setup instructions here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-stripe-gateway/
(and in particular here https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button -> verify your domain with apple)>Site is not in debug mode.
then you should turn it on
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/nothing has changed there for months, so the question is, what has changed on your site 7 days ago ?
have you enabled debug ? did you check your browser console ?has nothing to do with the plugin, though perhaps with your browser
(maybe this gives you a clue https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/err-connection-closed/ , just from a quick search)
or perhaps with you server/host , so you need to speak to them there’s nothing i can “fix” hereeasiest seems to me to name it “multiples of 3” or some such, then put in the description of the item something that explains how it works i.e
upto 3 -> 10.00
upto 6 -> 20.00
upto 9 -> 30.00
etc
so if you add just one of those “products” the price is 10, add another one, price is 20 etc etcalternatively you can do something based on those ideas here
https://demo.wp-pizza.com/wppizza-add-ingredients/our-menu/user/
for instance the “chicken curry” could be “upto3”, “4-6” and “7-9” (or whatever your steps are) with the prices set as neededor go even further and do something along the lines of the “Platters” on that same page
all seems quite doable to me…
>… how could I add this?
I dont know your exact scenario
but i would have thought you can just set it up like any other menu item and just label it like $x.xx per portion instead
of the usual “small” (or whatever else you want to say in the sizes settings)I dont offer custom development (https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=customisation) , but
there is plenty of documentation regarding filter, actions etc here
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/
that can be used for all sorts of modifications i would have thoughtThere’s nothing I can do here.
Address reults are searched for and provided by google. If their api does not find it, you should contact them
(Obviously you should make sure that the distances you have setup would include that street to start off with)You could add a “Custom Group Type -> Exclude” as a custom group for you item and exclude all ingredients as required
for your normal and large sizes.Personally though I would think it would be much more elegant if you were to simply have 2 menu items
a) Pizza Party – > with Add Ingredients enabled
b) Pizza normal , family -> without Add Ingredients enabledwould make it a lot easier to maintain in the long run too I would think, but that’s entirely up to you of course
the only sensible way of doing that is to clone your site(s) using one of the many cloning/duplication plugins available
because when you add more articles/products/posts and or page to an existing site, it is highly likely that the ID’s in the database will be different and therefore your ingredients setup would not correspond to those “new” ID’sfirst of all, the name is naturally supposed to show the name and the address the address
you are adding all sorts of other things to the name display. it’s really not meant for that – though of course evidently doable
if you want full details , click on the print iconthat all being said, all those things are wrapped in their own span elements, so use your css declarations as it suits you
> but it doesn’t seem to have impact here.
that is correct. it only affects “cart, order and account history”, not the current “added ingredients” selection
there are no plans to change this currently (but perhaps i can account for that in the next *major* update of the plugin , but that’s quite a while away yet)it does however appear to me that it would be much more obvious in any case if you were to simply rename your “Landshark”, “Michelob Ultra” etc to something like “Landshark (Six Pack)”, “Michelob Ultra (Six Pack)” – or similar – instead , given your screenshot…
17 June, 2020 at 2:38 pm in reply to: Paypal orders: No Delivery Address in printer/emails and Order History #49948oh, i did however make 2 changes to your wp-config.php
a) i enabled debug like so https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/
b) yourdefine( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' ); set_time_limit(300);was in the wrong place. you should (almost) NEVER add anything below/* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */ -
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