Alicia St Rose

That is some FINE work!!!!

So, I’d add large smoothie, small smoothie as separate items.

Or better yet, convince client that in these times One size fits all will do!

Hey Barry,

How did you get around the small/large sizes? Just make it an addon? “large” = +$1.50?

It’s also coming in handy since 90% of the Worlds restaurants are closed to dine in. Here in Santa Barbara, CA folks are struggling, this looks like a quick way to get something up and running without the tedium of WooCommerce and having up to 40% taken out for commission by using third party services.

Thank you for your help and stay safe!!!
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Yowsa!

But, hey! It’s free! Ain’t gonna to be a chooser!

I’ll try this out.

Thank you!

How did you get it to show up as an add on on the menu item? For instance, I’ve got Smoothie. Add ons: protein poweder $2, avo $1.

I’m not seeing how I can get my menu to look like the demo:

https://demo.restropress.com/

Where clicking on item give add ons like sides and cookies, etc.

I don’t want to add a new add on CATEGORY. I need to add a new ADDON. Do you see where I can do that?

Thank you for letting me know that your plugin doesn’t have a hook or filter for changing that bit of text. I found a workaround that seems to be working.

Nice plugin, however!

Thanks!
Alicia

With all due respect, “translate” and “change the text completely” do not have the same meaning.

Translate = change same text to another language while still saying the same thing.

Change the Text completely: “The dog jumped over the fence” to “The cat sat on the wall”.

I’m looking to do the latter. WooCommerce allows this type of thing with filters. For example changing the Add to cart button text:

add_filter('woocommerce_product_single_add_to_cart_text', 'woo_custom_cart_button_text');
 
function woo_custom_cart_button_text() {
return __('Book Now', 'woocommerce');
}

Do you have any hooks that I can use in your plugin to filter altered text?

At any rate, I simply hid the sentence: “This will also add the following products to your cart:”

I wanted to change it to: “A $2 Per Bottle Refundable Deposit will be added to cleanse total at checkout.”

I ended up naming the product using that sentence above and display: none in the CSS for the dynamic sentence that I wanted to change. It feels like a hack.

Sincerely,
Alicia

Hi Dima,

I don’t want to translate. I want to change the text completely to something more relevant to my client’s needs. Is that possible through a filter?

Well that answer worked for me! I learn something new every day…

Hi!
I’m not able to leave a support ticket on the link because my support has expired. This is a free version of the plugin for a client.

I’ve turned off all plugins and the theme.

When I turn on JUST the formidable plugin I still get the error. Only happening on WP Engine.

This is why WordPress devs hate clients who don’t know what they don’t know. You should remove your review @keremeronat. It’s embarrassing you. I did a LOT of searching for a plugin I could do what I want with and that was free, especially, for some of my students (in a course I teach about getting online professionally). This is the ONLY one that satisfies that need and I’m able to do whatever I want because I know HTML. These guys are stellar. STELLAR!!

And the extra theme selection is amazing, especially for $10 a pop. How much does that eat into successful lead generation? Geesh, people…

Yep.

Wow! Look at you responding in lightening speed!

And now I shake my fist to the sky at SiteGround!!! Of course! Foiled again by their “exceptional” caching!

Let me go clear it and see if that rectifies the issue!

Nevermind! I see it’s supposed to be event-single.php.

It’s working now!