one error I found while setting up a second site after this update. If I set a minimum order amount for delivery, and to disable delivery order when order total is below that, the cart also checks for that minimum amount for pickup orders.

Example:
I have the site set up to offer pickup by default. “delivery” checkbox is NOT checked.
Minimum price for delivery is 2000ISK
Customer adds pizza to cart that costs 1940ISK
Customer is unable to continue with order as the cart says the minimum amount for delivery is 2000ISK

Makes me mad 😡 I spent HOURS trying to figure this out.
Turned out the hosting company was messing things up. According to them the firewall on the server was blocking the connection – though I find that doubtful – they were fiddling around last week to try to speed up the site at the request of the client.

Aaaand now it’s not working again!
Error in log:

2016-06-09 12:55:55 : Could not get printers
2016-06-09 13:11:17 : Could not get printers

You can do that using the added filter, but you would need to program your own function to handle that.

The way I do it:
I first check if it’s a pickup or delivery order.
If pickup, there is a required field to select location for pickup – determine printer from that.
If delivery, determine printer based on zip code.

Alright, to get going, I copied the suggested code, verbatim – but I am not getting anything in the console as the code orders, like it’s not loading the code at all.
According to the suggested code, it should return “do stuff” and the contents of the cart variable, but it returns nothing.

Try here: http://castello.is/matsedill

I’m trying to write a js/jquery function to uncheck AND hide the delivery checkbox when certain products are in the cart/added to the cart. Any tips on how to trigger it?
with $(document).ready it only updates when the page is refreshed.

What I’m trying to accomplish is to disable the delivery option on certain products.
I’ve set the product numbers manually in an array in the js.

var checkDelivery = (function() {
jQuery('div.wppizza-order-pickup-choice > label').css('display','none');
jQuery('#wppizza-order-pickup-sel').css('display','none');
var a = ['408', '411', '412', '413', '414'];
for (index = 0; index < a.length; ++index) {
item = a[index];
if(jQuery('.wppizza-cart-contents li[id^=wppizza-cart-item-'+item+']').length > 0 || jQuery('#wppizza-cart-contents li[id^=wppizza-cart-item-'+item+']').length > 0) {
//it is in cart
jQuery('#wppizza-order-pickup-sel').prop('checked', false);
jQuery('div.wppizza-order-pickup-choice > label').css('display','none');
jQuery('#wppizza-order-pickup-sel').css('display','none');
}
}
});

another angle is with products (or in my case, offers) that are only available for either delivery or pickup.
For example, a special offer of a pizza with 2 toppings is only available for store pickup.