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or conversely – whatever is easiest – set everything to 10000000 or something and then individually set the once you want to have lower stock levels.
either will workmaybe one day i allow for “-1” or something to mark things as “always in stock”, but that’s not happening anytime soon as stated
>The ability to enable stock management on certain items rather than them all would be amazing.
dont think this is going to happen anytime soon (if at all)
it’s quite binary: you use it , or you don’t(but you can of course just set a silly high number for the items you never want to run out)
And finally, here it is https://www.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-stockmanagement/
not withstanding that v3.2.1 has the “asap” options re-introduced of sorts
I am a bit puzzled why the shop would set it in a way that allows 5 orders at 18:00 for 18:30 if they cannot service those number of orders anyway (after all, there are minimum preparation time settings in there too alongside a number of other options)
Or, in other words, why use that plugin at all if they only want to serve things “asap” (whenever that may be) ?!of course, I may be missing something here….(always a possibility of course)
just a quick update on the above , as this is somewhat easier now with wppizza v3.something
you can target elements when pickup is selected like so (assuming here you want to hide the name and address for example)
use your browsers element inspector to ascertain whats the exact classname you need.wppizza-order-ispickup .wppizza-personal-details > .wppizza-cname{display:none} and/or .wppizza-order-ispickup .wppizza-personal-details > .wppizza-caddress{display:none} and/or etc etc
make sure to not hide things that you have also set to be “required” though or the customer will never be able to check out ….
did you – temporarily at least – switch to some default theme too ?
>Any other ideas to try and solve the problem?
the obvious one is of course to simply set the order ids in the order you want things>Is this possible please?
in a nutshell: no. the plugin allows to select from an available date/time according to your settings.
i would have thought that the vast majority of customers are not going to complain if its a few minutes earlierbut of course, you could somewhat adjust the labeling somewhat from the default
“When would you like to order for ?”
to
“When would you like to order by ? (we might be up to 15 minutes earlier)”
or something to that effectuse css – it’s the only way as there are no provisions to not show tax if it’s payable
they are centered with the name you have given the sizes underneath
see here what this typically looks like
https://demo.wp-pizza.com/kale/but as you have chosen to make the “sizes” name something like “box of strawberries 500 grams” you’ll have to set the css to be right aligned if you want it that way
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=frontend-css-styles-layoutPS: something in your site also inexplicably adds things like
<font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;" class="">3.00</font></font>
around the prices…
just mentioning it , it’s certainly not wppizza doing it>I disabled the Precommand plugin and the order history returned.
sure, because it requires 3.8 – at a minimum>I didn’t check “Order Sorting:” in the plugin.
that doesnt matter actually. it needs the wppizza orders meta table – which only exists since 3.8 – to work>If I install version 3.8 of wppizza, would I have other problems related to the plugin this new?
I cannot tell you, it all depends on what else you have running (wppizza or otherwsie) , but it’s immaterial as 3.8 does not exist for download .the most recent version as of writing this is wppizza 3.12.2, so you would be advised to update anyway.
However , if you have customised things somewhere i cannot know what effect this might have – depends all onhow you customised things, so if you update from such an old version of wppizza to the most recent one, i would strongly suggest you make a full backup of your site first.alternatively, you could *try* the following (which may or may not work, but perhaps worth a try)
assuming that you have perhaps access to your database in some way (and know what you are doing) you could create the meta table manually like so :CREATE TABLE '{prefix}_wppizza_orders_meta' ( 'meta_id' BIGINT(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, 'order_id' INT(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', 'meta_key' VARCHAR(190) NULL DEFAULT NULL COLLATE 'utf8mb4_unicode_ci', 'meta_value' LONGTEXT NULL COLLATE 'utf8mb4_unicode_ci', PRIMARY KEY ('meta_id'), INDEX 'order_id' ('order_id'), INDEX 'meta_key' ('meta_key') );
REPLACING the {prefix} here with your WP table prefix that is being in use on your site
doing that might even make this all work with wppizza version < 3.8 (but not tested)ok, thanks
nothing too obvious, but have you tried turning off all non-wppizza plugins to see if it’s caused by one of those ?
or indeed switching to a default theme ?can you post the output of wppizza->tools->system info please ?
there’s a lot more that doesnt work there when in mobile viewapart from that:
theUndefined variable: todayYmd
will be fixed in the next update of the preorder plugin
theNotice: Undefined offset: 32
can probably be fixed by simply adding a new dummy category in wppizza->categories, drag/dropping it into a separate place and then just deleting it again .
however , neither of those 2 notices will be causing your issue are are somewhat inconsequential (but of course ffill up your debug log unnecessarily)>Is there a possibility
that’s what the “set as private reply” checkbox is for
without a link to the site I cannot really comment
other than, have you enabled debug ? https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/
what does your debug.log say (if anything ) ?no
if you are open between 5 and 7 the only timeslots available are between 5 and 7
if you are closed at any given time the timeslots available will still only be the ones between 5 and 7in essence, the customer can order outside of your opening hours (unless specifically disabled) for a timeslot *during* your opening hours
>would the pre order slots only show between those times?
depends on the settings. you can choose to only allow preorders when you are actually open
or show the timeslots available during your opening hours a customer can choose from when you are closed>Also can card payment be made even with pre order?
yes (note: if using paypal, it should not be enabled in “checkout” mode, but as the default “normal” re-direct. Although it will work, if you want to set a maximum number of orders per timeslot , it will not be as reliable in checking whether a timeslot is still available due to the way paypal implements the “checkout” procedure displaying their own paymnt buttons in an iframe)>Also is it possible to set the Minimum days in advance per day
No, sorry. Minimum orders in advance is only a global setting, so you can set those number of days generally , but it cannot be different for each dayIf you have any other questions, let me know
thanks
>How does the sort order work if all of them are 0 – does it then sort by title to determine the order?
that’s a question for wordpress actually the default (ID) simply orders by “menu_order” column in the wp_posts table.
(WPPIZZA is just a custom post type so on that front behaves just like other posts) i suspect that wordpress itself soe some sorting if 2 order id’s are equal by published date or something
all thing being equal, the frontend is essentially the same order as the order the items are displayed in the backend (wppizza>menu items)ignoring all of that, i somewhat suspect you have some other plugin running somewhere that changes the sort order
have you tried turning off other plugins ?bit of a guess admittedly without seeing everything, but generally/by default menu items (ie “products”) are sorted by order set
([your domain]/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=wppizza&page=layout -> Items Sorting and Category Display ->Menu items sort order)see also here
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=sorting-menu-itemsif you still have issues after trying this, let me know and we’ll have to look in a bit more detail
>I don’t want to buy it and then realise it can’t do what I need.
I completely understand and applaud you for asking the question first.
I’ll get back to you soon with a few “known issues” (i’ll need to write now actually so people understand the possible limitations) and have a think if your scenario would actually be “doable”just give me a bit of time
thanks
@jordangerrard
please post you own topic
https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/forum-rules-read-me-before-posting/furthermore, making a reply private to a thread you did not start, doesn’t make it private. the “owner” of the thread will be able to read it
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