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i have one more user that has the same issue. as i have access to his site i will try to get to the bottom of it tomorrow (i assume you are using wppizza 3.x ?)
if i find the issue on his site – and am able to fix it – i will of course update the plugin asap which in turn should fix your issue just the same i would have thought
just bear with me for a day
after a bit of digging :
can you try this :
http://www.techextensor.com/fixno-publish-but-submit-for-review-button-displayed-to-site-admin/(assuming you know what Phpmyadmin is and feel comfortable with doing so )
the plugin – updated to v3.x or not – does not really do anything as such to the post table (other than storing the products there) so cannot see how it would cause this issue, but let’ see if we can fix it in the first place with the above suggestionone more question: is this only the case for wppizza products or generally for any/all other posts pages or woo products too ?
ok, i’ll see if i can reproduce this somehow. might have to ask you for some login credentials or a duplicator package (https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/)
i’ll do some digging first
wppizza 3.0 doesnt really do this (at least i did not knowingly add anything to enable this)
however can you please do the following– send me a screenshot / list of all the plugins you have installed
– send me a screenshot of “WPPizza -> Access Rights” page (if you do not have access to this let me know that too)this isn’t really practical as i have no idea as to which field (or fields) are used for the address and how people would enter their addresses
that said, if we are talking about the delivery by postcode plugin and using the google maps option, then that might be feasible
wppizza is just a wordpress plugin (using a custom post type called ‘wppizza’ – unsurprisingly)
I can see no reason why one should not be able to use itsome random example how to make it RESTable so to speak https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/201657/wp-rest-api-fetch-posts-from-post-type
there are also filters in the plugin to add to the post type etc registration as mentioned here
https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/extending-the-rest-api/adding-rest-api-support-for-custom-content-types/doesn’t look to me like you are using templates for , but simply the normal/default shortcodes.
therefore i would suggest/try to set your settings in the plugin to using “install option 1”
and see if that works for you(just an educated guess. if this does not do anything i would need some more info – we’ll get to that if necessary)
I updated the plugin (5.0.9 now)
update it from your admin plugins page and then you should be able to use the (second – for v5.0.9) codesnippet i added herehttps://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/addingfiltering-the-output/
instead.
as ever, if you have any issues, let me know
you are right. that script/codesnippet as is won’t work anymore with v5.0.8
i will need to update that plugin (and add a couple of things). When done – later today or tomorrow – I’ll post an update to that code here (one might need to use another filter entirely, not sure yet )
I need a link please
as of 5.0.7 (see changelog here : https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-add-ingredients/) you must use a class selector instead of id for exactly that reason that you cannot have two elements with the same id if you append/add/double up this button .
i know the changelog example is about the css, but it applies anywhere this button is used
therefore you should change your
$str.='<div style=”margin:0 0 30px 0;padding:3px 3px 0 0;”><input id=”wppizza-diy-to-cart” class=”btn btn-primary” type=”button” value=”‘.$lbl[‘add_to_cart’].'”></div>’;to
$str.='<div style=”margin:0 0 30px 0;padding:3px 3px 0 0;”><input class=”wppizza-diy-to-cart btn btn-primary” type=”button” value=”‘.$lbl[‘add_to_cart’].'”></div>’;and this should work again (let me know if it does not)
see “troubleshooting” here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-add-ingredients/it’s likely to be the same issue
Hi
there isn’t really a simple way of doing this.
However, I understand that in some circumstances it might be somewhat tedious to do this manually.Let me ask you something first though: How comfortable are you with writing/editing a little php script, as I could probabaly write a few lines of code you (and for the benefit of others) could adapt to make this a little simpler ?
i would/could put it into the codesnippet section for future use
>watch urself at the site Please
there’s nothing to watch … all it says is something like “this shop will be available soon” (or similar ?> I couldn’t find a setting, where I could change the URL,
there is absolutely nowhere in the plugin that uses (or sets) these kind of absolute url’s . i strongly suspect your issue is elsewhere
if you move/change WP site urls’s there is more than just one place where you need to change this – i would recommend using some sort of cloning plugin perhaps (though admittedly i do not entirely know what it is you want to achieve)a) that page is a 404
b) if you only manages to reproduce this once, then it’s more likely that something else was at fault (slow server for example)
c) of course , if you can reproduce this reliably i will happily check and find out whats going on, but if it’s not reproducable there isn’t really anything i can do (especially without a link to where you had this issue)you are adding this
@media screen and (max-width: 901px)
.wppizza-article-info {
position: relative;
}which results in that div blocking prices which in turn makes them unclickable.
i would suggest you start with wppizza->layout -> style == responsiveand/or adjust your custom css
without a link to the site i cannot comment really
glad it helped
perhaps have a look here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/our-menu/user/breakfast example – which has preselected ingredients you can de-select or in fact check out any of the other examples
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