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err, if you password protect the page the user still has to use a username and password too, so there are not any more clicks as in using the – perfectly valid, styleable etc – wordpress login. sorry , that makes no sense to me
regarding people not being able to see behind the curtain:
the most fleeting look at the source of any wordpress page will tell anyone that you are using wordpress (if that;s what you are worried about for some unknown reason). i really cannot see the point of your request, but feel free to expand. maybe i am still misunderstanding thingsof course you will always have to login to the backend.
otherwise anyone could just have a look at the orders which I’m sure is not what you (or more importantly your client) wants ….
or maybe i’m missing somethingsorry, there’s no way to do that at the moment other than writing something on the (order or whatever) page saying that you do not deliver before 12 or something
fix what exactly ?
also, are you saying you don’t deliver during openingtimes ?
if you are delivering during opening times but also at other times , then i would think this is pretty much irrelevant, as you cannot order anything when the shop is closed anyway …(but maybe i’m missing something)sounds to me like you want everything different from one to another. so you really need 2 websites (dedicated or multisite/network)…am i missing something ?
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re 1: yes you could, if you are happy to / want to program it yourself (which might of course not be what you had in mind. dunno though).
if you want to do it yourself, i can make a template or some such thing with comments on how to do that bearing in mind the way the plugin is written
Anyway,ignoring that, at the moment only PayPal Gateway and Omnikassa (available in a day or two) exist.
Maybe you want to let me know which gateway you were interested in and i’ll see what I can do. If it’s a commonly used gateway I am probably willing to just program it and charge the same as for the paypal thing (as it will probably be useful to other people and i would get back (at least part of) the development costs that way) if it’s something a bit more obscure, I’d be happy to quote you for implementing it if you want. Entirely up to you of course
re 2: ingredients for half pizzas etc are not implemented in that extension at the moment . it’s something i need to do – i know – but i do not have an ETA when that will be possible/available
re 3: yes you can. there’s something called “custom groups” in that extension where you could just make a group with certain ingredients that are free – or not , your choice.
(as an example , go to http://www.wp-pizza.com/twentytwelve/ and check out the “Pizza and Salad or Wings” . (but you can also make some of the ingredients free whereas others are additional etc etc . it’s just an example)re 4, i assume that we are talking about the same as under “2”.. so the same applies.
not yet, but is something i will look into (in fact , it will be done in a way that you will be able to choose between offering half/quarter/thirds whatever…..as i said though , its not yet implementedhope the above helps, but let me know if you have any further questions
a: just change this line to whatever you need
.wppizza-article-price-lbl:after{content: url(‘img/cart-black-12-12.png’);position: relative;top: 2px;margin-left: 2px;}b: >…they will need a wordpress login…
yes, no need to reinvent the wheel as there’s already usermanagement built in to wordpress. however, wordpress does not – natively – add addresses etc. there are plugins though that add whatever customs fields you like to the user info.
after that , you can just add this to the template as required.
alternatively – you could wait until i get round to do something about the logged in / re-ordering / history of things as addresses when ordering get already stored in the db. the plugin is just not doing anything with it ….telefone: there are just too many ways a telephone number can be formatted (different countries different formats) to do too much checking. having said that, one could probably add a function that at least takes out the most obvious invalid characters….i’ll put that on my list of things to do
spam: i cannot see this ever be too much of a problem as the whole thing only works with javascript enabled and people clicking on things. spambots don’t do that . if it should ever become a problem (never say never) i’ll do something about it. for the moment i really cannot see any need (if you must and really want to annoy your customers you can always add some captcha thing to the order page template)
> I would really like to purchase a pro version..
i don’t understand. what pro version ? there’s the free plugin and some extension that go with it>have a way so customer can dynamically add or take off quantities within the cart
well. it doesn’t do that (at the moment anyway and there are no immediate plans to do something about that> repeat customers to be able to login so that they can either reorder
have a read here: http://www.wp-pizza.com/feature-requests/comment-page-2/#comment-146
i talked about that alreadya: > ..an easy way to have a big ‘add to cart’ button instead…
its controlled via css, so you can change it there to whatever you likeb: >customer doesn’t have the put in their address each time they order
if the are logged in, email address and name fields already get populated automaticallyc:>discount codes.., do you have plans for these
not in the immediate future, but i’ll put it on my list of things to do . no ETA thougha: what do you mean “other plugins use this function”
b: get your host to enable it. (it’s absurd that it’s turned off. its a website for crying out load)
c: and/or try and change wppizza->settings->type of mail delivery (try phpmailer)Hi,
>ingredient to be removed from an already existing pizza?
i heard this before and have thought about this. However, so far I have not been able to come up with anything sensible that would NOT make the whole thing insanely messy, confusing and just generally very user-unfriendly.as outlined in my reply to your previous comment – you would have to set your ingredients for EVERY menu item so its’s somewhat pre-configured and then it can get de-selected as required…it’ll be a nightmare for the administrator to setup and maintain as – for starters – the mealprice has to be entered WITHOUT the automatically selected ingredient prices for accurate calculations to take place on (de)selecting ingredients.
I’ll keep thinking but can’t promise anything along those lines in the immediate future.furthermore, a chicken and ham sandwich without the chicken is just a ham sandwich.. no? 🙂
>if a user could register an account and save a “preset”
it’s somewhere on my list of things to do (one of the problems/things to consider being, what happens if you don’t offer this pizza anymore or the ingredients have changed , or you have renamed them , repriced theme etc etc …). it’s not as easy to do as it sounds at first glancesorry, don’t man to be all that negative about your suggestions, but I have had a thought about most of those (and several others) and there’s one reason or another why these options aren’t there.
feel free to come up with more ideas though. I’m happy to integrate more/improved options if at all possible
Olly
Hi Denis,
first of all, i wouldn’t call it counterproductive. cumbersome perhaps….(but then again, you’ll only have to do it once)
secondly, i understand what you are saying, but there’s no way to do that without severely restricting the flexibility of the plugin. It might be the case in your situation, that you have the same ingredients for a multitude of different meals/sizes, but that does not mean it’s the same for everybody. so, sorry, but you will have to duplicate the ingredients.
Essentially, you are assigning a set of ingredients to a mealsize group which in turn you can assigne to any/all meals within that group. If one were to do it the other way round somewhat, one would have to list all your ingredients under every meal/menu item and select them there individually, set prices etc etc , which I would think you’ll agree would be a lot more work. (never mind the fact, if you decide that you do not have an ingredient anymore or the price changes , you would have to do that for every menu item it is being used instead of just editing it once as appropriate in the ingredient section….
there are a couple more reasons why it is the way it is, but I’m not going to bore you senseless (unless you want me to 🙂
if you only want to not display it for items that have only one price:
tick/check: layout->Hide pricetier name and cart icon if item has only one sizeif you don’t want to display it even if an item has more than 1 price, edit the css like so:
.wppizza-article-price-lbl{display:none}that’s because your theme doesn’t have thumbnails/featured images enabled
add
add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’);
to your functions file (or complain to the people that make the theme )Hi Malik,
it’s not such a daft question. Short answer is: yes, you can.
If you go to the twentytwelve demo – and just to demonstrate – you will see that you can have different additional ingredients for the “Great Steak” too
your english is fine.
currently finishing paypal integration (and a few other options like sales tax , discount for self-pickup etc)
after that , i’ll re-visit the add ingredients plugin.
(i did get started on that a few weeks ago, but got sidetracked by other things)anyway, suffice to say that – in the next version of that extension – you can order and name things as you please etc . (on top of the currently available possibilities of course)
>display images…..
every ingredient has an id, just edit/add css for it. generally , just adjust the css as needed> nutrition/more info
in the main text for an itemHi Derek
first of all, thanks for reading the comments and not asking me the same questions again (re paypal / payment processing)
🙂as it happens I am about 80% through a paypal payment gateway implementation. Got a few more days of another job to do at the moment, but should be able to do some testing on this paypal thing next week.
So I assume this will be ready in 10-14 days – fingers crossed….(along with some other options I have added whilst I’m at it)re POS: surely, that’s the job of the POS software and not the other way round, no ?!
Having said that, shouldn’t your POS integrate/communicate with the payment provider in the first place (i.e paypal for example) and not with some other random software (i.e wppizza) that does not do any payment processing itself anyway?! Am I missing something ?
Hi,
i am working on something that will make this more elegant (such as implementing different delivery charges per postcode etc).
That’s a few weeks away yet though.
In the meantime you can do something like I described here
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/restrict-orders-to-locale-or-id
maybe this helps !?>it possible to display images on ingredients and divide for category
not natively in the plugin, but you can always edit the css…>and does it possible in the feature put a nutritional calculator.
just put your nutritional info into the info for every menu item……am i missing something ? - AuthorPosts