Is it possible to set a limited amount of extra ingredients, so that customers cannot choose more than 5 ingredients

assuming you are talking about maximum 5 of (let’s say) 10 available, then yes .
obviously , if you are talking about you only want 5 available to choose from, then you just offer those 5 ingredients)

drop-down menu…

no, as you will run into serious usability issues. However:

a) you can edit/amend the css to have – for example – 4 ingredients per row as opposed to the default 3 (whether that looks any good depends on your theme though)

b) you can easily write some javascript that only ever shows parts of the ingredients or set the height of the div that contains the ingredients and make it scrollable or whatever else you can think of

i have answered to you directly with some links..

Hi,

the distinct option of “No delivery offered / pickup only” in the main plugin has only been added recently and has – as yet – not been reflected in the post/zipcode extension. I do however plan to update the extension as soon as i find time (in the next week or two).

In the meantime and if you are desperate, you could use the workaround here : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/remove-mention-of-delivery. and use the associated and appropriate settings in the zip/postcode extension

The way it’s set up now is considered ‘multi-site,’

what are you referring to ? wp-pizza.com or your site ? (either way, to set up a multisite : http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network )

whatever theme you use you will (most probably) have to adjust/tweak the css of wppizza (or any extensions thereof) to work with your particular theme (there are 1000’s after all and all are different)
see http://wordpress.org/plugins/wppizza/faq/ -> can i edit the css

My last question for the night – I need to limit delivery to 5 zip codes,

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I’m expecting to need the zip code plugin …

not sure i understand entirely / it depends

every restaurant (i.e site in a multisite setup) can have their own delivery prices set. if delivery prices per restaurant differ depending on postcode, then – yes – you/they need the zip/postcode extension.

if you want – on your main site (so to speak) – something where people type/select their postcode and then get a choice of restaurant that deliver to this postcode, then the post/zipcode extension doesnt do that …..

Again, I apologize for my ignorance.

don’t worry.

from what i can see , you want to have different restaurants under one roof so to speak.
however, I assume each restaurant will have a different menu (at least, never mind opening times etc)

so the only way this will work is a multisite setup.

as an example, consider all the different demos here (http://www.wp-pizza.com/origami/ , http://www.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/ etc ) as your individual restaurants where you can have different themes (or of course the same for all), different menus, different opening times etc

whats going on here is a multisite setup where every demo has its own site within the multisite setup that can be administered individually after a common login….

in short : a single site with different restaurants will just not work

mind you, which version if the add ingredients extension do you have . if it’s an old one, send me an email with your original purchase id and i send you the new version.
I believe (not 100% sure anymore though) the popup option was added in v 3.2

its just a straight forward query like:

“SELECT * FROM wp_wppizza_orders WHERE payment_status =’COMPLETED’ AND [YOUR CONDITIONALS] [YOUR LIMITS]”;

for simplicities sake, the order details and customer details are in the ‘customer_details’ and ‘order_details’ column as plaintext

obviously you can also use the order_date, id, transaction_id and whatever other column you like (although you probably want to skip/ignore at least the customer_ini and order_ini) , but generally the above 2 fields hold the order and customer details

Sorry, but changing order id’s is just a really bad idea as no-one knows anymore which was what (imagine your customer has an email of your order and refers to that in another email to you, but you changed the order id. you will have no idea what he’s talking about.)

Your scenario should go into the notes section (when it exists)

The first issue I can see is that the shop is closed and no orders can be placed during your closed times.
This would of course also apply when trying to place orders for future delivery (i.e you wont be able to place those either during closed hours). So that would have to be addressed to start off with when doing some sort of “future delivery/order”.

No doubt there would be a few other issues one comes across when doing such a thing…..

As I mentioned earlier though, I will probably resurrect this idea – as I agree that this might be useful for a variety of shops/resturants – but really have no ETA as to when I’ll get round to doing something about this…

At the moment, there’s no way to do that. sure this could be done, but would require some programming. However, this doesnt really have anything to do with the wppizza plugin really (unless i misunderstand things)
Either way, it’s not really a priority from where I am sitting as there are other things I can/could/should do that are more useful to more people