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…)

PS: 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.

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 )

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)

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 ?

easiest 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 etc

alternatively 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 needed

or go even further and do something along the lines of the “Platters” on that same page

all seems quite doable to me…

There’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)

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’s

> 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…

so, i installed a clone of your site here and made 3 orders
1 COD, 1 Paypal and another Paypal order with the unedited version of the postcode plugin (v4.0.30)

in all 3 cases did i get the plz in my emails and order history in the expected places.
as i left the cloudprint plugin enabled and pointing at your printer, i also suspect you got those 3 orders printed out on your printer with also all the plz’s printed as expected (??)