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sounds to me you do not have wpml string translation activated/installed
“extra” will only be added to any “extra” ingredients (i.e ingredients that are not already pre-selected / standard)
if you don’t want to display something you cannot make it selectable
i.e you cannot have something set as preselected but then not display it if it is selected (pre or not preselected).i would suggest to you that you either do not have preselected ingredients for something that has things as a standard
(along the lines of: if it’s a hawaii pizza it will always have pineapple. if you dont want pineapple , order another pizza)and/or you offer the additional option of “No Pineapple” as a topping (but not preselected of course)
you are trying to not show something even if it’s there. that won’t work
>… it replaces the first….
you selected “group must have one – and only one – ingredient selected….”
hence you can only choose one with that group type>… develop a plugin….
sorry, i do not offer customisation or the writing of one-off plugins
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=customisation” Add prefix for not pre-selected but additionally added ingredients by customer”
” do not show “1x” count in cart, order and users account history if an ingredient has only been added 1 time (multiple selections will always have their count displayed)”….
i dont think that plugin is the problem itself, as installing it here and using it with the default settings works just fine
in fact, looking at your site at https://www.soledipizza.it you still seem to have that plugin running i cannot see any issue
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did you try enabling WORDPRESS debug (like so https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/)
and / or disabling any/all other plugins ?what’s really happening is simply that that loading screen does not get removed – the debug settings in the plugin do bypass that “cover” so to speak to be able to see what’s happening , so it’s not a case of it working so to speak when you enable debug . it’s working with or without , but that covering spinner does get get removed because some script somewhere does not finish it’s job
so disabling everything else is the first step to narrow this downthe add ingredients plugin has several tabs at the top , one of them is labelled “options” …
that’s where you can find it ( alongside other options)..there is no php file to edit here
have you looked in the options tab of the plugin ?> If it’s from a company we’ve used before I don’t mind so much.
sure, and if you’ve opted in to such emails, it’s perfectly legitimatesome related musings on that subject:
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=force-registration-before-ordering> We get hundreds of spam emails each day it’s too much -.-
and you are asked to do something to add to this ? the mind boggles ….> $order[customer][ccomments][value]
it’s not me who decides which field you use for comments …
it depends on which field YOU have set in wppizza->form fields to be used for comments (if you hover over the enable button in there [v3.5+] you will see the parameter key)i am quite certain that the rest of the world is monitoring what will happen in the next few months or so regarding GDPR
(might not mean anything to you, but in short, it’s massive fines for mishandling personal data)suddenly – after years of companies spamming their way through life they are all panicking (and rightly so) because the fines are upto 20Million or 4% (whatever is the greater ! ) and they are all suddenly becoming conscientious about this . Ha. servers them right.
…coming soon to a location near you I would think …..
like elsewhere, the laws exist in most places to deal with that.
the problem – as always – is the enforcement of them….This reply has been marked as private.just making an educated guess here and assuming the restaurant in question is in Australia (I might be wrong on that front of course)
maybe you want to tell your boss this (just saying):quote:
The penalty units referred to in the Spam Act are equal to $210 each. For example, the penalty under section 25(5)(b) of the Spam Act for a company with a previous record of spamming and who sent two or more spam messages on a given day without consent is a maximum fine of 10,000 penalty units. This equates to a maximum penalty of $2,100,000.I am sure variations of the above exist for most – if not all – countries
>don’t shoot the messenger
I wasn’t going to :)FYI : I specifically do not make that data easily accessible as it inevitably gets misused.
>The restaurant wishes to enable guest checkouts to increase conversion rates whilst maintaining the ability to Remarket email and SMS promotions in the future.
and this would be completely illegal. never mind GDPR (which may or may not apply to that restaurant)
it’s simply called SPAM>and the majority of customers don’t register
then I cannot really see any legitimate reason for handling/needing that data to be honest (I am missing something here ?)>Is there a table in WP Pizza that stores the first name, last name, phone and email?
personal info is stored with each order . there is no dedicated table for this , unless a user has registered of course, then it will be available like any other wordpress user dataI am sure there are plenty of wordpress plugins out there that let you export registered users with whatever data they chose to register
and there’s also the “WordPress -> tools -> export personal data” option (WP 4.9.6+)
without a link i cannot comment (i also don’t know where you inserted the api key)
generally speaking though the most likely issue is that your api key is not valid for the site you are using it on -
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