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wppizza templates of any kind must – since v3 – reside in [child-theme]/wppizza with the same structure as under the /template/ directory in the plugin itself
so [plugins]/wppizza/templates/css/wppizza.custom.css
must be copied to
[child-theme]/wppizza/css/wppizza.custom.css(says so in the file itself too i believe)
[edit by admin, in case someone reads this]
some goes for – as an example –
[plugins]/wppizza/templates/markup/pages/page.thankyou.php
must be copied to
[child-theme]/wppizza/markup/pages/page.thankyou.phpgenerally though – in 99.99% of cases – there will be no need to mess around with files as there will be plenty of filters one can use
>Would it make sense …
no. there is already a perfectly nice checkbox in the opening times settings that does that>Any hints on how I trigger it to close
filter:'wppizza_filter_is_open', $boolsimply update the plugin
this was only an issue in non-english sites or – more accurately – languages that do not use english standard for decimals etc
probably need to re-enable the/a gateway (wppizza->gateways)
maybe you are using another / additional mail/smtp plugin ?
also i would strongly suggest you change your smtp username now as your screenshot is publicly visible !probably related to this
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/order-page-emptymy guess would be its your sessions , as the postcode thing doesnt work either and needs sessions to work too (but i dont know how that’s setup, so am just guessing)
typically it’s the session save path not set , or not writable – is that’s the case, the host needs to sort this outeither
your sessions don’t work, your are caching pages or both
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/using-a-cache-plugin/
https://support.wp-pizza.com/topic/things-to-do-on-first-install/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.This reply has been marked as private.>I’m sure the same is even more true of restaurants and pizza places.
be that as it may, the only thing relevant or of interest there is the total per customer regardless of date range
although i am happy to stand corrected if this becomes a requirement that is being asked for frequently , as always, the plugin is and has been growing to the state it is in mostly by user feedback so I am never saying – barring the completely outlandish requests and within reason – it’s not ever going to happensuffice to say, it’s been noted
This reply has been marked as private.> i’m not suggesting this become “an Airbnb thing”
yeah, i didn’t really think you wereregarding the rest what i mentioned under c) in my previous reply still stands and i agree would/could be useful (and would/will be part of the main, free, plugin when the time comes)
PS: in case someone else reads this.
percentages should be entered with either upto 2 or 4 (or more) decimals otherwise you will end up with a number in the thousands (i.e 14.123% would be saved as 14123%) that’s because of formatting sanitisation and the fact that there are actually some currencies that use 3 decimals (for reasons i do not know)This reply has been marked as private.ok, calculation should actually be like this (just so happens that using 2% and 10% in my initial example produces the same result …..lol)
x = vat/sales tax
y = handling charge
calculation should bey – (y/10x*x)
so – in your case:
15 – (15/106*6) = 14.1509433…strangely, that calculation – with your numbers (6% / 15%) is not accurate
it returns 14.241509433…
when it should be 14.150943 (you’ll still get some rounding errors if a sale is over 1,000,000 but i’m sure that’s good enough for this excercise)just enter this (i.e 14.150943) into the surcharges percentage field while i figure out why this is different (kind of for my own entertainment and future reference)
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