glad to hear it . thanks

(but of course let me know if you get issues)

sorry, for the somewhat late reply.

in any event, the only way you can give a discount for payment gateways that are prepay (i.e credit card payments etc)
is by filtering and forcing discounts (i assume here you know how WordPress filters work, else have a look here https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=filters-actions-functions)

something like the following.

add_filter('wppizza_filter_gateway_objects', 'myprefix_myfunctionname');
function myprefix_myfunctionname($obj){
/* 5 EUR/USD/whatever discount */
$obj->MOLLIE->discounts['fixed'] = 5;
/* and or for 5 percent instead */
$obj->MOLLIE->discounts['percent'] = 5;
return $obj;
}

as always , use at your own risk . if you discount for credit card payments you may end up your credit card fee being more than your profit margin on a sale depending on how you set things up if you do the above

yup, timezone settings most certainly have an impact too , but it’s not the underlying problem here as it happens

there’s also more here
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=change-prices-of-menu-items-depending-on-day-of-week
and here
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=prices-output-in-loop

(all depends on how complicated you want to make this thing and indeed if you want to actually allow to order in a different currency too)

>Since there is no specific topic for this plugin I’ll just ask here.
that’s fine (and the right place anyway)

>Is it possible to set rewards for each type of gateway
at the current time: no, sorry. and there are currently no plans to implement this in the foreseeable future (not unless this is going to be requested many times)

>We also want to be able to make a difference between customers who pay in the shop at pickup and those who pay on-line
you could set discounts/surcharges for each gateway if you wanted, but there is nothing regarding different kind of rewards for different payment methods (see above)

thanks

one more thing (though unlikely to make any difference really, just mentioning it )
your closing times from monday tuesday and thursdays under “Closed” in your “wppizza -> openingtimes” settings are completely unnecessary. you have already set those days as closed in the regular opening tims

thanks for all the info. one more question though please.
what day of the week do you have “Week Starts On” set to in your general wordpress setting (wp-admin/options-general.php) ?

can i see a screenshot of
– the setting in the plugin (wppizza->preorder)
– your main opening times (wppizza->openingtimes)
alongside the version of the preorder plugin you hare using ?

thanks

see https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=preorder

something along these lines i guess (though unless you are only accepting COD type order , removing transaction id’s may not be a good idea , but up to you of course)

add_filter('wppizza_filter_transaction_details', 'my_custom_transaction_details', 10, 3);
function my_custom_transaction_details($tx_keys, $type, $order){
/*
get selected (filterable) parameters
available keys:
[wp_user_id] [order_update] [order_delivered] [notes] [payment_gateway] [payment_status] [user_data]
[ip_address] [order_date] [order_id] [payment_due] [pickup_delivery] [payment_type] [payment_method]
[transaction_id] [total]
*/
/* example : adding order id */
$tx_keys[] = 'order_id';
/* 
example: removing transaction_id 
(wppizza version <= 3.13.1)
*/
$_keys = array_flip($tx_keys);//flip key/value
$_txid_key = $_keys['transaction_id'];//get key for tx_id
unset($tx_keys[$_txid_key]);//remove tx id from array
/* 
example : removing transaction_id 
as of wppizza 3.13.2+ you will be able to 
simply do the following instead 
*/	
unset($tx_keys['transaction_id']);
return $tx_keys;
}