read this ?
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/?section=the-register-feature-doesnt-appear-on-my-site

sorry, but there’s no provision for this sort of thing
as i remember that this has once cropped up in the (distant) past, i might add such an option at some point , but cannot give you any ETA as to when (or even if) this will be added

>Thanks Olly I got it sorted.
good stuff

i’ll have a look if there’s something that could be done to dynamically change the “opening times above the cart” too somehow at som point perhaps (though not very hopeful as that’s quite a static thing)

to be honest you are probably better off not to display those in the widget and simply write something in freeform text somewhere regarding pickup and delivery opening times

apologies, my fault i think (i didnt test this and only did it from memory)

i believe the

$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order['initiator'];

in the first example (now corrected) should actually be

$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order->initiator;

PS: never EVER edit core files (of ANY plugin, theme or indeed core wordpress files)
(with – very very – few exceptions that is.)

as of WPPizza v3.6.6 – and earlier – you can do this

add_filter('wppizza_filter_email_subject', 'prefix_filter_email_subject', 10 , 2);
function prefix_filter_email_subject($subject, $order){

	/* 
	$subject is an array made up of 
	$subject['prefix'] - typically contains blogname followed by items added to subject line in wppizza->order form 
	$subject['main'] - typically contains "your order" localization string (wppizza->localization)
	$subject['suffix'] - typically contains date of order according to date/time format set in WP->settings
	*/
	
	/* example: adding the "initiator" (i.e payment gateway ident) after the prefix - typically "COD" or "STRIPE" etc, tweak as required, perhaps use some conditionals to change the label to something else if "COD" etc etc */
	
	$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order -> initiator;
	

	return $subject;
}

the next / later version will have an additional parameter in the filter that has the order details already formatted

add_filter('wppizza_filter_email_subject', 'prefix_filter_email_subject', 10 , 3);
function prefix_filter_email_subject($subject, $order, $order_formatted){

	/* 
	$subject is an array made up of 
	$subject['prefix'] - typically contains blogname followed by items added to subject line in wppizza->order form 
	$subject['main'] - typically contains "your order" localization string (wppizza->localization)
	$subject['suffix'] - typically contains date of order according to date/time format set in WP->settings
	*/
	
	/* example: adding the label of a gateway as set in wppizza->gateways after the prefix , tweak as required*/	
	$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order_formatted['ordervars']['payment_type']['value_formatted'];
	
	/* example2: adding the paymet method (i.e typically simply  "Cash" or "Credit Card" ) , tweak as required*/	
	$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order_formatted['ordervars']['payment_method']['value_formatted'];
	
	/* see $order_formatted for all available parameters */

	return $subject;
}

in both cases the $subject array returned will be imploded with a space between each key

Hi

although you could do this with the filters available
(https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=wppizza-markup-loop-posts-prices-php)
for your own sanity , i would probably suggest you use/make a copy of the posts.prices.php template as outlined here
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=modify-templates-readme
under “EDITING FILES DIRECTLY – ONLY IF FILTERS/ACTIONS CANNOT BE USED”
and simply moving the relevant elements around

i.e move

$markup['post_price_'.$key.'_span'] = '<span>' . $price['price'] . '</span>';

AFTER

if(empty($price['no_label'])){
   $markup['post_price_'.$key.'_label'] = '<div class="' . $price['class_size'] . '">' . $price['size'] . '</div>';
}

instead of where it is now (so just reverse the two locations of those parts of the script)

not thoroughly tested , but should work i would think

hope that helps

PS: the behaviour of enter and tabs also depends on how many results there are in the dropdown to start off with, so i would need a specific “order of events” – i.e “enter address abc” hit enter , enter address xyz – hit TAB etc to be able to reproduce this and be able to tell what the issue might be (if any)

just to add to this – might help someone somewhere – allow me to also point to this topic
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/question-google-cloudprint/

( especially the last few printing options/examples/tests posts)

I’ve deleted my previous replies (only confuses the issue) and updated the documentation here instead

https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=pickup-opening-times

(as there were some parts to it missing that makes this work in different scenarios)