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you could simply make a “menu item” (i.e what would typically be a pizza for example) and call it “gutschein” , sell that “gutschein” like you would sell the “pizza” and then send that to the customer…
that’s quite deliberate.
you should probably use a setting like here instead
http://demo.wp-pizza.com/wppizza-add-ingredients/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2017/10/cg-simplefor2.png where you set the min and max per group (you *might* need more than one custom group for all your things)have a look at the “simple must choose two” here https://demo.wp-pizza.com/wppizza-add-ingredients/our-menu/user/
i would think and/or “SIMPLE MEAL FOR 2 – UPSELL” (or a combination of those, depends on what you need exactly)>it is important that I have the ability to relocate that particular injection.
you could try to change
$markup_item['tr_add_ingredients'] .='<td colspan="'.($colspan).'">';
to
$markup_item['tr_add_ingredients'] .='<td></td><td colspan="'.($colspan-1).'">';
in wppizza-addingredients.php approx line 1684though that’s at your own risk of course (and i still cannot see how this could not be accomplished with css, but i dont know every little detail of your setup of course)
> I also want to add identifiers to the injected code as outlined above. Examples being “TOPPINGS:” and “SPECIAL REQUESTS:”.
which you can if enable “Display ingredient groups in emails (sort and display ingredients by (custom)groups in emails, thank you page, admin history print)”>support being minimal,
how is that “minimal” ?
generally support (free plugins or not) is for plugins as they are and not for making them do something they don’t or re-writing them for a particular scenario. that’s not support, that’s customisation.even so , wherever practical/possible I’ll try to point people in the right direction even if it’s not inbuilt or at least leave some filters action hooks in them (i am also always more then happy to add some filters on request) (and see above of course)
what’s stopping you ? it’s just a label, you can name it whatever you want
there is no single file as such.
this is all dynamically generated via filters etc and if you were to simply edit rows/colspans/td etc directly you will most likely break things elsewhere sooner or later
honestly, use css to change/tweak layouts. after all, that’s what it’s for>For the plugin “Post zip code” I’d prefer a different solution if possible.
as i said, just overwrite the plugin files (without uninstalling!) or fix your file permissions and update as normalas the licenses are ok, i can only guess that your file permissions are not so the the new versions cannot overwrite the old ones and you will get an error
so i’d suggest you either fix those permissions or download the new plugin version from here https://www.wp-pizza.com/checkout/purchase-history/ and then overwrite it manually (presumably using ftp or something along those lines)
you will have to adjust your template css for your printer as is necessary for your circumstances
like break-word declarations , font-size declarations etc etc
(i also dont know why those thermal printers all always seem to have massive left/right margins when printing, but only the manufacturer will know)This reply has been marked as private.if you get “fundamental” errors (like a 500 or something)
you should enable debug (https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting/) and check your debug.log . there’s a good chance it will tell you what the issue is> or a common problem.
it’s a known problem for older versions of the plugin (and to my knowledge was fixed in the latest version), which version are you using ?
thanksjust a couple of things
a) apologies for sending you to the faq link. i did not read the initial post properly (i.e i wrongly read this to be about item sorting not categories), my bad
b)looking at what’s there, and in addition to what i said earlier, it does make perfect sense to me to also sort by selected/set category order first (if categories are to be displayed in the cart) and i will add that to the next update (never been the case before from what i can see , so thanks for pointing it out)
c) it will not however (necessarily) match the order of your navigation menu (talking about the using “WordPress->Appearance->menu” settings here) as this order can of course be set arbitrarily, (but it would naturally respect the order of the wppizza navigation widget if used) – -just pointing this out to avoid confusion further down the line perhapsjust bear with me for a few days and update the plugin when the next version becomes available . It will automagically follow the settings as discussed then
cheers
ingredients span the whole row because in many (i dare say most) cases they need as much space as possible. however with some simple css (“padding-left” i would think) you can align it as it works for you)
haven’t looked at that for ages actually , but from what i can see/remember it simply adds newly added items to the cart or to a respective category in that cart if it already exists
along the following lines:
a) customer adds starters
b) customer adds main course
c) customer adds dessert
d) customer adds drinksso it will be show in a/b/c/d order (but items themselves sorted as set within those cats)
having said that, there is certainly a case that can be made for also allowing the category sort order to be displayed as set
admittedly, i am even somewhat surprised myself this is not the case , but i cannot tell you whether that was a decision made at the time to be as it is or in fact that option/order got lost at some time in the past in one of the many updates and no-one has noticed yet
suffice to say: i agree with you this should be an option (at least, if not even the default)
i’ll dig around for a bit and see what i can do in the next updatecheers
tried the faq’s ?
especially https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=sorting-categoriesre: > Can we integrate the callback.php with your Confirm|Reject|Notify addon?
maybe there’s an action or filter hook i could add that could be used to intercept the whole process (but the individual programming using the appropriate API would still have to be a custom thing)
i’ll have a bit of a think , but no promises or indeed ETA I’m afraid at the momentcoming back to the needing to use the “single” shortcode instead of a category shortcode i still have no idea why this would be required/preferable in this case
(featured)images apply to each item individually anyway, so i cant see where the benefits are on that front…
furthermore (maybe this is a piece of info you are missing , but i dont know)
the plugin has a layout option called “grid” which lets you display things in a – err – gridgenerally speaking, it does not really matter of course which way you do things as long as it works for you (and it always depends on other plugins and themes used anyway). after all, who am i to judge what is the best way for you
I was just trying to get my head around why it would be really necessary to use lots of single shortcodes instead of a simple category one…(which of course would have the benefit that you do not need to add more shortcodes if you decide to simply add another menu item to a given category…)just thinking out loud here though..
v3.6.1 should fix the single=”x” shortcode not working
just a note here re https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/goodcom-printers/page/3/#post-38116
in reality the _GET parameters are being sanitised in some way shape or form…..right ?
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