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according to this documentation on wpengine: https://wpengine.com/support/wpengine-ecommerce/
simply renaming your order page to cart, checkout, or check-out (assuming you are using permalinks presumably) should also stop the checkout/order page from being cached (in case someone else comes across this thread /topic here)
update to the above:
it transpires there is no documentation I wrote on that subject , simply because there are no provisions for this (yet)i spent most of the day today trying to find a way to do this automatically in some way shape or form to integrate this without having to edit/mess around with theme templates.
Alas, there does not appear to be a way to do this without editing theme files (similar to the single page templates in the link i posted above) or, to be more accurate, I could not find any universally usable way to do this without the need to edit theme (search) templates.
Note: this kind of makes sense up to a point , as themes should have control over layout and plugins should add the functionality. Problem being here that wppizza is a bit of a hybrid on that front.Offshot being, I have to write and add a function or two to the plugin and add some documentation to the docs regarding how to edit/amend the search template
I am fully committed to do this, but it will take a day or 2 to do to add to the plugin and writing the docs
please bear with me
this is – most likely – a (wpengine in this case) caching issue
please see here
http://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=using-a-cache-pluginactually , i just tried this and although you probably want to create a single.php as outlined above (as your result would link to a single item )
my guess is you also want the item to be displayed as “normal” so to speak (i.e with clickable prices etc in the searchresults)i assume this is indeed doable and i *believe* i wrote the documentation for this somewhere, but need to find it (and if it does not exist yet , i’ll write it if this sort of thing is possible )
but you’ll have to bear with me for a bit on that one
you need to create a single.php page as described here
http://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=wppizza-markup-single-single-php(although this is mentioned in the widget, the link i put there – which is meant to point to the page above – is actually wrong, i need to fix that )
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when you say “I bought WPPizza Plugin” I assume you mean you bought the ibastel extension
as this is a 3rd party extension / plugin (and printer) you should be contacting the author of that plugin (i.e ibascstel) through their support channelsof course, if someone reads this here who knows something about configuring it , i’d be more than happy to have a post abut this on this forum for reference
furthermore, if the smtp settings there are not being applied when actually sending/receiving emails, it sounds to me something else is interfering/overriding it
(like another plugin for example, but i cannot know as i know nothing about your particular setup)from what i can make out, your problem is here (nothing to do with wppizza there)
> 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay,
(not to mention , that whole smtp thing hasnt really changed from later versions of wppizza v2.x to v3.x)
obviously, the programming of the plugin doesnt randomly change to send 2/duplicate emails for no reason
do you have any customised coding somewhere ? perhaps something using the on order execute hook ?
how are you “printing” things ? wppizza doesnt do any printing (unless you are using the cloudprint plugin, in which case: did you do anything with the filters in that one ?)what i can say though is that of the 1000’s of users of the plugin not once has this been reported (other than by yourself of course)
>https://i.imgur.com/Kx8U9QN.png
you are sending 4 emails (at least)
one to the customer and one (or more) to “additional email addresses”
for reasons only you will know you are NOT sending any to your shop ….
edit: sorry that’s not true. i was expectting this to be wppizza v3.x . you are of course using an old version therethere’s also one more to the shop (email no 3) + another to some gmail account (in your template that sends to the shops – email no 4)
>https://i.imgur.com/gZAYYyW.png
it makes no difference what you have set there as it’s not enabledsorry, but wppizza really isn’t a mail sending options plugin
the smtp settings are there for convenience as it might be useful in some cases of course
if you want to have any other mail sending options you should be looking at some dedicated mail sending plugins of some sort (or of course write your own)apart from that though, are you sure you have set an appropriate “from” address ?
i’ve seen quite a lot of people simply not reading the big red DMARC notice in the plugin , and then complain that emails are delayed or spammed or dont even arrive (none of which has anything to do with wppizza in those cases)14 November, 2017 at 8:38 pm in reply to: Hello I have tried everything but can not. I have created several web pages so f #32810thanks
(is there a possibility you could add the same thing/review here ? would be very much appreciated )
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wppizza/#reviewsnot necessary of course , but would be great if you could – every little helps
oh, and did you use the test at the bottom of those settings ? whats the result ?
got a screenshot of the settings you are using ?
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.depending on your mail (order emails templates etc ) setup , this might well be the case
and might not necessarily constitute an errorthe only safe way is to *clone* your whole site(s) and the delete / add / amend as required
if you simply export and import most if not all id’s of items will change and it will all fall apart -
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