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sorry , but i don’t really understand the following
they have 8-9 area served by theme.
what do you mean by “served by theme” ?
regarding post/zipcodes, there is the “delivery by post/zipcode” extension available (http://www.wp-pizza.com/) , but as I do not exactly understand what it is you really want to do, I am not 100% certain this is what you want or need
“add ingredients” (so if you activated your license, you should have a notice that there’s a new one available)
as i mentioned – you will need a wordpress multisite setup, which lets you do all of that
why not…
it’s a free plugin, why don’t you try it ?
(you probably want a multisite install anyway as they are all different restaurants from what you are saying)
should be working now
same here (wp3.8) (it’s a js issue, not browser)
i’ll see whats going on
you’re welcome
incidentally, the plugin wont allow you to have 2 of exactly the same zipcodes (or in your case storenames) anyway.
However, you could of course cheat when using the same zipcode 2xi.e you could name it
- zip123 [Store A: delivery charges free above 50, below 10 per order]
- zip123 [Store B: delivery charges free above 30, below 15 per order]
you now have the same zip, but they are different ….
and then let the customer decide which works for him……
just a thought though. entirely up to you of course
Hi,
I might be misunderstanding things, but to me it sounds like you are overcomplicating this.
In the zip/postcode plugin, you enter a number of zip/postcodes (these don’t have to be actual postcodes but could be Buenos Aires North, Buenos Aires West etc etc. whatever you want really)
With each of these postcodes, you associate delivery charges and the email address as to which store this order should be sent to.
Typically (there is an option to enable that in the plugin), when a customer comes to your website, you make him choose the post/zipcode he is on, which subsequently calculates the delivery charges and sends any order to the appropriate store (email)
If he/she chooses self pickup, delivery charges will be zero, but the email/order will still be sent to the email associated with this zipcode
What I dont quite understand is this :
When a customer enters her zip code, associate the order with the store with the lowest delivery price for that zip code
isnt it the other way round ? i.e when the customer enters his/her zipcode, the appropriate store associated with this zipcode gets automatically used ?
As I said, I might be misunderstanding things…of course, feel free to comment
Hi,
I have no intention of doing so 🙂
the whole point of the thing is to keep it reasonably simple.
There might be some minor additions in the future if those could be helpful to everybody and if these do not over-complicate things. (and of course bugfixes if required)
But if I can ever think of (or have requests for) some major additions , I’ll put them in a separate plugins.
I already had some requests to have delivery charges by weight, multicurrency , integration with woocommerce, a nutrition calculator and god knows what else.
As far as I’m concerned. If one needs something that granular, one should probably be looking at the likes of woocommerce etc to start off with anyway.
Sure, there are some things like making items only available at certain times, offering coupons/discounts/buy on get one free etc offers, or having a whole analysis of who ordered what/when/wherefrom etc.
At some point – when I get round to it – I’ll possibly do those I would have thought as I can see reasons why people might want these capabilities. However, they will definitely be in separate plugins….
I shut up now. Glad the plugin works for you
Hi,
Android does not natively support printing (yet anyway)
Having said that, there’s a workaround which will be in the next update which should also then open a window to print in Android (including the inclusion of the order id and payment method)However, you will still have to use some printing app (there are many available) to be able to then print this page
sorry, i don’t think that’s ever going to happen
more importantly, if you are using woocommerce, why would you even have a need to have a second ecommerce/shopping thingy ?
what restriction ?
Hi
if you want to use a different gateway, it will of course have to be progammed. However, as you are saying you are a bit naive in programming I would suggest you find someone who isn’t as gateway integration is not such a trial matter.Yeah, I could do that, but there are conditions as to how I am prepared to develop another gateway. (After all, I program stuff for a living)
Hi John,
it’s still the same issue though. If you want 2 stores with different items in each store, you’ll need 2 sites (or – as i mentioned – a multisite with 2 sites, which would make administration somewhat easier)
then you restrict the postcodes for the new york store to the zip codes in new york, and the one in baltimore to zipcodes in baltimore.
from what you are saying, you are trying to fit 2 sites (stores) with their different requirements into one, that doesnt really work in any case (unless i misunderstand something of course)
poke acknowledged….
i think – when i get round to do that – i’ll only do this when using the popup option for the ingredients as it will otherwise end up being a blimming mess i would have thought…
we’ll see
Hi if he has different pizzas/menu items, he really will have to have different sites (to make life somewhat easier though, you should probably have a wordpress multisite environment)
spaces will be added to the next update
thanksBut perhaps that is something for another plugin
yes it is . i have a huge list of all sorts of discount types that people want.
I will try to integrate all (or at least most of) those options into one plugin, but , as some/most of those ideas can get quite complicated, it will take a while to code that…no ETA at the momentI’m afraid that’s a paypal thing.
nothing i can do about it. depending on which country you are in , in some others it says “shipping and handling” etc .
there’s no such thing than “surcharge” that paypal offers to add to.
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