Hi

though I can do something about that error, it also seems to me you are using the preorder plugin without the shop ever being open so this is really quite likely to cause issues . There isn’t really any point to use the preorder plugin if you are never open anyway

Secondly, I would also suggest to simply not put any shoppingcart anywhere if you are always closed (or using some of the other options available to disable the cart/ordering) instead of setting all days to be closed

additionally see also
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/faqs/?section=can-i-just-display-the-menu-without-offering-online-order

This kind of timeout depends on your php session settings and server setup.

If you want to adjust that, here’s one (of many) urls to give you some ideas as to how to do this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8311320/how-to-change-the-session-timeout-in-php

Hope that helps

Hi

As it happens, I am in the process of re-writing the whole thing currently (though this may take a little bit longer yet as it will require a bit more testing)
I’ll see if I can perhaps do some interim update on the current version….

(Btw, at https://goo.gle/js-api-loading it also quite happily says: “In the script tag that loads the Maps JavaScript API, it is possible to omit the defer attribute and the callback parameter.”…..i.e load it as it is loaded currently )

Hi

re name: https://www.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-countdown/
re opening/closing times: yes, it takes it’s timing from those

Hope that helps

Hi

first of all, this is already possible. You simply need to use “exclude” type custom groups and apply those as required to your first menu item (the single burger in this case)

Secondly – though that’s just a personal opinion and you can do what you like of course – I think you are overcomplicating things for no reason.
It appears to me you are somewhat trying to combine 2 different things into one item.
I.e we really are talking about 2 different product here. One is a burger as is , the other is a menu (that happens to contain a burger I presume).

Especially if at some point you want to allow people to add things to this single burger – i.e they can create their own kind of menu so to speak – you will go insane setting this up using all sorts of custom groups applying those to one, but not the other.
Sure , it’s do-able as mentioned above, but for your own sanity I would really recommend you make this 2 different and independent products (as that’s what they are really)

Again, just my 2 cents, you can do as you please of course.

DEBUG is your friend
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/troubleshooting