Developers

  1. Modify Css / Styles / Layout
    1. Layout (Menu Items, General)
    2. Frontend Css
    3. Admin Css
  2. Templates
    1. Pages
      1. page.order.php
      2. page.confirm-order.php
      3. page.processing.php
      4. page.thankyou.php
      5. page.cancelled.php
      6. page.purchase-history.php
    2. Order
      1. itemised.php
      2. summary.php
      3. transaction_details.php
    3. Global
      1. orderinfo.php (Widget)
      2. openingtimes.php (Widget)
      3. additives.php (Widget)
      4. navigation.list.php (Widget)
      5. navigation.dropdown.php (Widget)
      6. search.php (Widget)
      7. totals.php (Widget)
      8. pickup_choice.php (Mixed)
      9. login.php (Module)
      10. profile.register.php (Module)
      11. profile.update.php (Module)
      12. pages.pickup_note.php (Module)
      13. formfields.inputs.php (Module)
      14. formfields.values.php (Module)
    4. Cart
      1. cart.container.php
      2. cart.shopclosed.php
      3. cart.empty.php
      4. cart.pickup_note.php
      5. cart.checkout_button.php
      6. cart.empty_cart_button.php
      7. cart.minimum_order.php
      8. minicart.php
    5. Loop (Menu Items)
      1. header.php
      2. no_results.php
      3. posts.title.php
      4. posts.thumbnail.php
      5. posts.prices.php
      6. posts.content.php
      7. posts.permalink.php
      8. additives.php
      9. pagination.php
      10. theme-wrapper.php
    6. Search Results
      1. search.php
    7. Single Menu Item
      1. single.php
    8. functions.php
  3. Filters, Actions, Functions
    1. Global WPPizza functions
    2. WPPizza options (Filter)
    3. Currency (Filter)
    4. After every order (Action)
    5. Getting orders (Function)
  4. Constants
    1. Admin Name
    2. Admin Menu Icon
    3. SORT_ITEMS_AS_ADDED
    4. SINGLE_PERMALINK_VAR
    5. WIDGET_CSS_CLASS
    6. PLAINTEXT_LINE_LENGTH
    7. ADMIN_{CONSTANTS}
    8. DEV_{CONSTANTS}
    9. INSTALL_{CONSTANTS}
    10. TRANSACTION_{CONSTANTS}
  5. Codesnippets
    1. Create your own sales report
    2. Order history - todays orders
    3. Email/Print templates
    4. Email Subject Line
    5. Add attachment to email
    6. On order status update
    7. Unconfirmed orders
    8. Customise order id
    9. Changing post type arguments
    10. Gateway filter frontend
    11. Users previous orders
    12. Dynamic menu item prices
    13. Update prices in bulk
    14. Prices output loop
    15. Pickup opening times
    16. Checkout Formfields
    17. Additional validation function
  6. Extensions / Gateways
    1. Add Ingredients
    2. Autoprint
    3. Confirm | Reject | Notify
    4. Coupons and Discounts
    5. Cross-Sells
    6. Delivery By Post/Zipcode
    7. Goodcom Printer
    8. Mailinglists
    9. Pdf Invoices
    10. Preorder
    11. Gateway - Stripe

5.4.Email Subject Line

Change the default subject line used in emails

wppizza_filter_email_subject

/*** 
	email subject lines are made up of 3 parts 
	filter each part as required based on your preferences

****/
add_filter('wppizza_filter_email_subject', 'myprefix_filter_email_subject', 10, 2);
function myprefix_filter_email_subject($subject, $order_formatted){

	/*
		defaults

		//dynamic depending on settings in wppizza order form , but typically its the site name plus perhaps some personal info */
		$subject['prefix'] 	= '[--------- conditional/dynamic text ---------------]' ;
	
		//from wppizza->localization
		$subject['main'] 	= $order_formatted['localization']['your_order'];
	
		//date/time according to wordpress date/time settings */	
		$subject['suffix'] 	= date_i18n($order_formatted['date_format']['date'], WPPIZZA_WP_TIME)." ".date_i18n($order_formatted['date_format']['time'], WPPIZZA_WP_TIME)."";

		//This typically produces something like
		"My Shop Your Order March 25, 2020 6:31 pm" 
		where:
		$subject['prefix'] = 'My Shop';
		$subject['main']= 'Your Order';
		$subject['suffix']= 'March 25, 2020 6:31 pm';
	*/

	// example: if you want to not add the date/time at the end
	$subject['suffix'] = '';	
	//or simply
	unset($subject['suffix']);	

	// example: change the typically main "My Order"
	$subject['main'] 	= 'whatever it is you want';

	// example: add something after it all
	$subject['some_additional_key'] 	= 'something added to the end of the subject line;

	/*
		for conditionals depending on order values, 
		you can use the 2nd "$order_formatted" parameter
	*/

return $subject;
}

As of version 3.6.7+ an additional parameter has been added to the filter with the order details already formatted

add_filter('wppizza_filter_email_subject', 'prefix_filter_email_subject', 10 , 3);
function prefix_filter_email_subject($subject, $order, $order_formatted){

	/* 
	$subject is an array made up of 
	$subject['prefix'] - typically contains blogname followed by items added to subject line in wppizza->order form 
	$subject['main'] - typically contains "your order" localization string (wppizza->localization)
	$subject['suffix'] - typically contains date of order according to date/time format set in WP->settings
	*/
	
	/* example: adding the label of a gateway as set in wppizza->gateways after the prefix , tweak as required*/	
	$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order_formatted['ordervars']['payment_type']['value_formatted'];
	
	/* example2: adding the paymet method (i.e typically simply  "Cash" or "Credit Card" ) , tweak as required*/	
	$subject['prefix'] .= ' '.$order_formatted['ordervars']['payment_method']['value_formatted'];
	
	/* see $order_formatted for all available parameters */

	return $subject;
}
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