i can assure you, what’s private there is irrelevant . (essentially it says configure the printer following the user manual, to pull orders in “php mode””

its the original post that has the instructions

that said, that’s also based on wppizza v2 in v3 this would have to be based on this
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=action-wppizza_on_order_execute

what exact html are you getting ?

ok, that’s because you are using (I assume ?!) a gmail/googlemail, hotmail or yahoo address

none of these understand plaintext properly (not my fault – they used to , but not anymore. not the last time i checked anyway).
for instance plaintext is not displayed in those using monospaced fonts unless you jump through many hoops and it would ask too much of the average user to set this up. therefore plaintext email would look like a right old mess

therefore the plugin forces html with the “pre” tags to make this legible. you will find that not using a gmail/hotmail/yahoo address will give you proper plaintext

alternatively there is also a filter that checks for those email addresses you could use to unset this behaviour for gmail
like so

/* not tested as such but should work */
add_filter('wppizza_email_plaintext_to_webmail_domains', 'my_filter');
function my_filter($email_domains){
unset($email_domains[0]);//where 0 = @gmail. | 1 = @googlemail. | 2 = @outlook | 3 = @yahoo.| 4 =@hotmail.
return $email_domains
}

but if you send plaintext emails to customers that have gmail accounts and use that filter, they would get the same mess

the missing dot is just a typo here in this thread (it’s in the plugin though)

i don’t find this very legible (just my opinion)
however (not exactly the same but will make it somewhat more condensed), it force wraps at 74 characters
if you want it to wrap sooner ,you could set a couple of constants to be less

https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=constants

notably
WPPIZZA_PLAINTEXT_MAX_LINE_LENGTH
and
WPPIZZA_PLAINTEXT_MAX_LINE_LENGTH_WORDWRAP

please read the thread .
it says it all there . i.e

https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=action-wppizza_on_order_execute

Hi Olly 🙂

Thank you for the quick response!

I’m not sure if I’m on the right track I need to get the print template into a .txt file for the Wireless Goodcom Printer.

add_filter('wppizza_on_order_execute_get_print_templates_by_id', 'my_prefix_my_filter');
function my_prefix_my_filter($template_ids){
/* 
add details of a template id defined in WPPizza -> Templates -> Print
for it to be available in subsequent wppizza_on_order_execute action hook as 3rd parameter
*/
$template_ids[] = 1;/* get details of print template with id 3 */
$txt = $template_ids;
return $template_ids;
file_put_contents('../ordini.txt', $txt, FILE_APPEND);
}

Hi @Olly,

My apologies, I’m not quite following.

I can’t seem to output any data from the templates or order_detail arrays.

add_filter('wppizza_on_order_execute_get_print_templates_by_id', 'my_prefix_my_filter');
function my_prefix_my_filter($template_ids){
$template_ids[] = 1;
return $template_ids;
}
add_action('wppizza_on_order_execute', 'my_prefix_my_action', 10, 3);
function my_prefix_my_action($order_id, $order_details, $print_templates){
$txt = "Start";
$txt .= $order_id;
foreach ($order_details as $item => $val) {
$txt .= "$item = ";
$txt .= print_r($val);
}	
$txt .= $order_details['$delivery_type'];
$txt .= $order_details['$customer']['name'];
$txt .= $order_details['$customer']['email'];
$txt .= $order_details['$customer']['address'];
$txt .= $order_details['$customer']['telephone'];
$txt .= $order_details['$customer']['comments'];
foreach($order_details['items'] as $item) {
$txt .= "$item[name];$item[quantity];$item[pricetotal];";
}
file_put_contents('../ordini.txt', $txt, FILE_APPEND);
}

Output ordini.txt

Start53site = 1ordervars = 1customer = 1order = 1summary = 1localization = 1