there isnt reeally an easy way to do that as the reports functions need to run as a wordpress user with “wppizza reports” capabilities

but i’ll see if i can add a couple of parameters in a few places which would allow you to run some functions manually
and you allows you to then do with the output whatever it is you need to do

ok, this might not be relevant anymore for you as you might have found a different solution that works for you, but thought I’d post it here regardless

As it happens, I have been pretty much re-writing the preorder plugin over the last few weeks to address several issues.
Mainly related to the usage of the plugin in non-english language environments, but also fixing some other edge case bugs I came across while doing so, as well as some slight performance and UI improvements in several places.

Furthermore, having had many conversations over the years of the existence of this plugin, it transpired that the “ASAP” option of the plugin caused more harm then good, as people (read:customers) selected “asap” (or whatever was set in the localization options of the plugin) when the shop was closed and subsequently phoned the shop complaining that the order – unsurprisingly, as the shop was closed at the time of the order – was not delivered in the next 30 minutes or so.
(People simply don’t read notices like that)

Therefore now the plugin forces a selection of an order timeslot when the shop is currently closed and displays the next available – but changeable of course – timeslot when the shop is open to avoid these situations (i.e the ‘asap’ option has been removed – at least for the time being).

That’s just as a background.

Due to the current situation regarding lockdowns and whatnot I have had various conversations in the last few days (this thread being one of them of course), which suggests that restaurant/pizzarias et al are quite overwhelmed with orders they are getting and need to somewhat throttle the amount of orders they are accepting.

So, to cut a long story short, I made this request “jump the queue of things to do” so to speak and have integrated this into the next update of the plugin which I hope to be able to release in the next few days (it will be version v3.0).

The only thing is – it being a re-write pretty much – that making it available sooner rather than I would ideally like to might result there being a few bugs still (although it has been tested quite a lot by now by myself and others without any adverse effects from what i can tell)

just thought I’d post this here for anyone who comes across this thread/topic

incidentally – while i am at it – i have re-written the preorder plugin entirely (for various reasons)
but have not made it available yet, so if you want to have a copy of that – i.e essentially update it before it gets released to – perhaps – at least show the preorder times in your emails in case this update caters for your particular setup too , i’m happy to do so

just send me an email (to dev[at]wp-pizza.com) with your license key and i’ll send you that updated version in return
maybe that helps somewhere/somewhat

>is there any chance i can add a css code somewhere
no, because it has zero to do with css . you cannot somehow show something with css that isn’t there in the first place

as you might have guessed, this works here just fine.
but maybe you want to create a duplicator package and installer.php using this
https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/

then put it somewhere where i can download it and i see what i can find if i do this with a clone of your site here

just to narrow things down: are you using inline payments or redirect payments in stripe ?

did you disable
“Apply above position to all print/email templates. Disable to set position/display on a per email/print template basis”
? (both plugins)

if you did , did you then enable it in the templates ?

i *might* be the case that you simply have some parameters not set /saved (i believe you had some “fatal error- out of memory” messages in your logs)

so i would suggest (short of reinstalling everything of course)
you go through all the wppizza admin pages (sizes, settings, gateways etc etc ) as well as all your wppizza plugin pages (add ingredients-> options, add ingredients-> settings etc, delivery by postcode options/settings etc etc – you get the idea)
and just save them once so we know you have no “missing” parameters in your db

I cannot guarantee this fixes it, but certainly worth to make sure the problem is not there (should only take 5 minutes to do really)

simply ignoring “session_start(): Cannot start session..” is not a good idea . might work seemingly but you will probably end up with issues at some other point
also, fixing this will most likely also fix all other warnings/notices you have there , as they are most likely related

if everything fails, make/send me a duplicator package (put it somewhere i can download it or – if that works for you – simply give me admin access to your site i can do this myself)
(https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/)
and i can install a clone here and see what the outcome is in my scenario