woohoogle

Thanks, I have responded on that thread.

With respect, that was not my experience.

On testing, there was a disconnect between the service type selected on the menu page and the service type showing as selected in the cart – it would default to a single service type, regardless of the initial selection made.

I tested with all the available settings toggled on/off to make sure there was no way to get it to work smoothly and to my frustration there wasn’t. I have just run new tests to reconfirm this is the case and it definitely is.

Anyway my own set up works great now thanks to the patches we applied, but I would suggest you guys spend some time testing the usability of the checkout process based on the settings you are providing and make it work properly for your next release.

Hope it helps.
Thanks.

I hired a developer to work up a fix for this so now I have it working properly.

Your plugin needs updating for compatibility with the latest version of WooCommerce.

I’ll look forward to seeing the next release once you guys have it ready to go, plus any further add-ons you create.

It’s a pretty decent plugin overall. Would be much better if it was supported and maintained properly.

Thanks

I have fixed this issue with the help of a hired developer now.

It seems your plugin is not up to date with the latest version of WooCommerce as yet.

A word of caution to other users – be careful here as the development of this plugin is falling behind and their support is also not very responsive at all at the moment.

Having said that, it’s a fairly decent plugin overall and I look forward to future updates and fixes along the line.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by woohoogle.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by woohoogle.

Hi there.

I wish this feature worked as you have described it above. Sadly it does not.

It doesn’t work on the site I have built, nor does it work on either of your demo sites, for the standard and pro versions.

Try going to the checkout and switching between Pickup and Delivery. You will see that the delivery charge applies in both cases.

What sort of restaurant would charge a delivery fee for collection of food?

I have sent multiple emails about this and opened a support ticket with detailed comments explaining why this is such a problem.

If the website cannot switch the shipping options, then the thermal printer cannot display the service type to the restaurant either, so they have no idea if orders are for collection or delivery.

I would appreciate some feedback on my support requests and a resolution to this issue at the earliest opportunity, otherwise setting up your plugin will have just been a huge waste of my time.

Please respond..?

Okay I figured out how to make delivery by post code area work with WooCommerce for now.

Would still be useful to have an idea when your addon will be released though, as I think it will provide a much better/more user friendly solution.

Thanks

Hi, this is a very useful and well made plugin from what I have seen so far. However, do you have any update on when this delivery area addon will be ready?

We do need the ability to restrict delivery by postcode or area, as this is an essential feature for any food delivery service.

Is there a feature or plugin we could use with WooCommerce to help with this in the meantime?

Thanks,
Matt

Yes that is the solution I needed!
Perfect, thank you ??

I’m still experiencing this issue on a brand new installation.
Selecting ‘Use HTML content type’ in CF7 seems to prevent all form submissions.
The plugin version is currently at 1.2.5 – hasn’t the problem been fixed yet?

Hi emanuelg, this was a while back so I’m not sure I remember exactly what I did.
However, these are the Job Field settings I have now in case they help at all:

You might also want to check the Field Editor Settings > Debug > Field data as I remember spotting something useful in there. I probably searched for ‘Appl’ (as in apply or application) to check that the relevant fields were in there and enabled etc.
Lastly just make sure you have an application email address added within the job post.
I hope that helps you to get it figured out – I do remember what a headache this one was!
Cheers ??

Okay thanks I have contacted the plugin developer for LinkedIn Company Updates.

By the way we have a twitter widget on the page which is updating just fine, so I don’t see why the LinkedIn widget can’t do the same?

Thanks for your reply.
So how can we automate this process?
Even if the cache clears once a day that would be better than having to remember to clear it manually every time a new LinkedIn post is made.
I thought the cache timeout would help with this, but it’s obviously not the case.
Please advise, thanks.

Marking as resolved.

FYI I have resolved this issue now – it seems the button display was being blocked by the settings I had within the WP Job Manager Field Editor Plugin.
Cheers