I’m just going by what you told me Olly, when you said to “just empty/unset the other two” in reply 17481. Again, what I’m trying to do is:

Build a new email that gets sent when a user places an order, so that the subject line contains JUST their email address, so Zapier can pull that email address and add it to Mailchimp.

I’ve checked on the option to add the email to the subject line in the Order From settings page, and you said that that would “add the email to the prefix”, and that I should then “just empty/unset the other two”.

Can you clarify what this means? I’ve worked with filters and such before, just never with WP Pizza, and I’m not finding any documentation that helps me do what I’m trying to do, which is why I’m asking for your support.

I guess my question is, how would I go about using those filters you mentioned in order to have that email I created to send out JUST the user’s email address either in the subject or the message of the email? I’m not sure what the logic is behind those filters and what I actually need to do.

Thanks for the info Olly.

I’m actually not sure how I’d go about using these filters in order to produce an email subject line that contains JUST the email address of the user. Any ideas as to how I’d go about using those filters to do that?

Thanks Olly, that makes sense. I completed a test order with the Cash on Delivery option and it is coming through instantly, so it’s definitely something with the Stripe gateway I’m using that’s causing the delay. Any ideas as to a way to receive those Stripe orders in the Order History page instantly, in order to fulfill those orders as soon as they come in, before they are actually fully processed by Stripe?

Awesome only, that worked! Only thing is, the View Options button is showing up on every menu item, even those without Ingredient options, which I’d like to remove. I know you mentioned a method on reply #17016, but I don’t think that would work in this case.

Any ideas?

Hey Olly, can you see my last reply which I set to private? If not, here it is:

Hey Olly, I gave it a shot at trying to set up your solution from #17018, but I’m not getting it to work. Here’s what I have so far:

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('.wppizza-article').append('<a>View Options</a>');
$('a#options').click(function() {
$(this).parent('.wppizza-article').find('.wppizza-article-price').trigger("click");
console.log('clicked');
});
});
</script>

I’m getting “clicked” in the console, so it looks like it’s this line that I need to adjust:

$(this).parent('.wppizza-article').find('.wppizza-article-price').trigger("click");

Any ideas as to what’s wrong with that line? I can send you a link to the site if needed.

Cheers,

Manny

How would I go about adding this View Options button that when click pops open the ingredients box using a filter then? Is there a filter to add an element within .wppizza-article-info?

If not I’ll try the JQuery Each method, but that seems like overkill if there’s a filter I can use.

What do you mean the filters aren’t tied to anything in particular? Doesn’t the element created within the custom filter show up in different places depending on the filter? So for wppizza_add_ingredients_filter_before_form the element will show before the ingredients, and for wppizza_add_ingredients_filter_after_form, they’ll show up after. I need a filter that adds an element within .wppizza-article-info right on page load.

I’m guessing this is the best route to make this happen?

https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/addingfiltering-the-output/

Hey Olly, I decided to go the JQuery route, but right now only the first View Option button is working properly since I used that ID to test. Here is my JQuery code:

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('.wppizza-article').append('<a id="wppizza-article-2035-0-0" class="wppizza-trigger-click">View Options</a>');
})
</script>

Is there an ID or Class I can use that will trigger each menu items respective Ingredients box?