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>Do you suggest clearing the debug log of old entried?
it’s entirely your call.
In my opinion:
you have error entries from 2018. Noone will ever need these or want to look at them
Maybe I can recommend this (but as mentioned , your decision)
https://www.wp-pizza.com/wp-utilities/ -> “Truncate WP Debug Log”
(but your debug is so big – 1.5 gb – you need to delete this one to start off with anyway if you want to use that plugin)there’s a filter integrated you can use to alter/amend the past data as you require for your particular setup
$postdata = apply_filters('WPPIZZA_MLL_SENDY_parameters', $postdata, $customer_data, $order_details, $list_options );>Also, I noticed that the “location” and “Number” columns are not being transferred to Sendy via API.
there’s nothing like that provided by the api from what I can see
https://sendy.co/api#subscribe
so I do not really understand that comment to be honestThis reply has been marked as private.Other than knowing that it exists, I have no knowledge about WinOrder or indeed its inner workings.
I’m afraid you will have to contact the developer of WinOrder about any issues you have with it as I know nothing about itWe aim to please 🙂
Should now be fixed (v1.4)
might take a few hours for an update to be shown as being available though in your wp backend
(depends on your exact wordpress setup and configuration)
Once it’s updated , get your api key from your sendy installation and enter it in the plugin settings (wppizza-> order settings-> mailinglists -> Sendy : Sendy ApiKey)If you still have issues after that, let me know
Cheers
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thanks for the report.
It appears that sendy has changed their API somewhat and now requires an api key to be entered in the settings . I’ll update the WPPizza mailing list plugin to that effect in the next few days to make sure it behaves again.Thanks
Hi,
first of all, apologies for the late reply.Regarding your question though, there isnt really anything – short of writing your own filter – that would allow you to do this in that much granularity.
The coupon/discount plugin would allow you to set a 20% discount for a logged in user (with some requirements like minimum order values and some such ) but that is about as far as it goes I’m afraidthere’s nothing inbuilt for this sort of thing.
Depending however on how you construct your usergroups to start off with this snippet here might be a starting point
https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=change-prices-of-menu-items-depending-on-day-of-weekPS: just a guess, but some of the user role plugin can probably also do very granular stuff like denying access just to a particular tab/page
i.e in your case to http[s]://[your-domain]/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=wppizza&page=tools&tab=licenses
if you still wanted them to have access to the “maintenance” , “system info” etc tabsthe way to deny access to teh licence keys / tools is using the “access rights” tab to deny access to this tab for given users. Depending on your setup regarding user roles and how your site administration amd access is structured , you may or may not have to create a new one (like a “super admin” for example or some such for yourself).
There is plenty of info that can be found regarding WordPress user roles as well as a multitude of plugins that can administer those in a point and click sort of way .I know that licence keys for gateways are also still displayed in the gateway pages for legacy reasons. These will be phased out over time (naturally you can also deny access to te gateway page too via the “access rights” control. Might be a good idea in any event…..)
regarding: ….If I delete the license keys, some plugins lose functionality…
Then you have an issue somewhere. Frontend plugin functionality – and the associated administration of it – is completely independent from license keys entered or not (other than what it’s supposed to do like telling you that there is an update available for example and allowing you to update the plugins. ).Isn’t really from *my* point of view to be honest, just from feedback received …
Are you looking for this sort of thing ?
https://www.wp-pizza.com/topic/pre-order-hours/Hi,
It is entirely deliberate that people have to choose a distinct timeslot when you are not open.
If you give people the option to choose “ASAP” when you are not open, they *will* complain to you “where is my food” as people simply do not read stuff.
I.e they will not be aware that your shop is closed and expect their food within 30 minutes or whatever is the normal time during opening hours.This is based on conversations I had with many users of the plugin.
You honestly do not want this option and there’s no tweaking or steps you can do to enable this either in the plugin (other than re-writing the code itself of course)9 April, 2024 at 6:00 pm in reply to: line spacing between the checkbox and the delivery date #67231there are lots and lots of classes and ids attached to all elements.
simply use css margins or paddings or whatever you fancyhttps://docs.wp-pizza.com/advanced/?section=frontend-css-styles-layout
Sorry, only google maps is implemented for distance based calculations
first of all, you need to make sure that your plugins / themes / wordpress are up to date as well as using a valid google maps api key
naturally, you also want to make sure all your plugins/themes are up to date
without a url i cannot say anything other than what your screenshot / google already tells you
i.e “Google maps was not loaded correctly – look at your javascrpt console”Sorry, I do not understand what you mean by “I didn’t have ‘wppizza_preorder_filter_timeslots’”
If you are running the latest version of the preorder plugin (currently 3.11) you will automatically “have it” as it’s part of the plugin which you can then use as described above - AuthorPosts