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>but that snippet sends the same email as the first one
just change what it sends then. it’s a codesnippet, adjust as needed
>Another idea we use on our sites… an “estimeted delivery time” sign on the website that can be set and changed by the pizzeria staff.
hmm, dunno.
what’s wrong with typing some text on the order page (or anywhere else for that matter) ?!i am sure there are also a bunch of other plugins that let you set some signage of some sort , somewhere without having to try to re-invent the wheel so to speak ?!
FYI: as of 2.11.8
a)order, confirmation and thank you page should now scroll pretty much as described/requested above
b) re: Would it be possible to add a “go to cart button” once you have selected an item?
kind of decided against this particular thing, but have added the option to show a “minicart” so to speak at the top of the page , if the main cart is not in view which – at least I believe – is somewhat better.go to the cart-widget and enable there or if using shortcode add attribute minicart=1
any problems or issues with this, let me know of course
it works just fine. (scroll to the bottom of your page and you’ll see it)
the problem is that your theme’s css has the following
#page-title, #content {
z-index: 9900;
}wheras the popup has a z-index of “only” 1000
so your content covers absolutely everything
change one of the 2 z-indexes
why are you asking me the same question twice ? I already answered your original question by email
>so its not mather one page or not. this urls exist in my xml map.
then take them out of the xml map.
those links/pages are useless anyway unless you create the template that goes with them as they will otherwise just be displayed as a normal blogpost without any option to add things to cart etcbit puzzled by that question. it would have been a lot faster to just try it out , no ?
in any case, the answer is “yes”. type in 0 and hit enter (or click on the checkmark )9 March, 2015 at 6:49 pm in reply to: How to move Shopping cart from bottom to side of the screen #8292we’ve been here before……………..
this/your theme is still hacked.9 March, 2015 at 6:46 pm in reply to: How to move Shopping cart from bottom to side of the screen #8291appearance->widgets
if your current page has no sidebar, use the template that has one9 March, 2015 at 5:34 pm in reply to: How to move Shopping cart from bottom to side of the screen #8289there is no type “cartwidget” . period.
of the bunch of shortcodes you posted above, only this is relevant from what i can see[wppizza type=’cart’ stickycart=’0′ width =’90%’ height=’350′ ]
(and it works just fine here)
however, if you are using the 2012 theme anyway i don’t understand why you are not using the widget in the first place…?!
9 March, 2015 at 4:01 pm in reply to: How to move Shopping cart from bottom to side of the screen #82871: that’s down to your theme and where *you* put it
2: there is a scrolling/sticky cart option but that may not be suitable for all themes . if it doesn’t work on your theme, you’ll have to do some css or js depending on your scenario/layoutgoogle will only index pages that exist, so unless you actually create that page / those pages, what do you want google to index ?
if you only have one page, it will only index one page (and having several links to the same page is not a good idea in the first place)
at the moment you’d have to take/copy
wppizza/ajax/get-json.php
and use the whole bit
$options=$this->pluginOptions; /* you might want to / have to change the above to $options=get_option('wppizza'); **/ global $blog_id; /**************************************************************** * [add / remove item from cart session] ***************************************************************/ if(isset($_POST['vars']['type']) && (($_POST['vars']['type']=='add' || $_POST['vars']['type']=='remove' || $_POST['vars']['type']=='removeall' || $_POST['vars']['type']=='increment') && $_POST['vars']['id']!='') || $_POST['vars']['type']=='refresh' || $_POST['vars']['type']=='wppizza-update-order'){ /**code**/ }and pass the relevant variables to it as the whole thing is only only available via ajax
one day i might make that whole thing into it’s own class, but for the moment it is what it is
PS , i’ll probably add a more arbitrary way to do this (i.e instead of creating a page and pointing to that one)
but for the moment this is the way it worksphp or javascript ?
wppizza->settings->Permalinks:”Permalinks – Categories/Pages:”
(only relevant when using option2 of installation btw, otherwise you should be using normal page navigation…..just saying)
depends on how your menu items are organised
i know/see/understand what you mean.
i’ll see what i can do in an update on that frontthat’s paypal’s site.
has nothing to do with me. your customer just gets redirected thereif their site is s*** on mobiles, tell them
>With only a few orders I can easily go to the child site order history page, and print the order from there…..
essentially, it’s a mistake on my part (not boring you with the details) ….
i’ll fix that in an update via an option to do either or something, as I can also think of reasons why someone wants it kept as is>quoting myself: go to each sites localization and set the appropriate header/title where it says:….
come to think of it. not sure if that would actually do what you want it to do either..will have to investigate (or quickly do this yourself and let me know what happens)
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