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I checked my shop manifest tonight and noticed that the balance went up (hooray!) and then wished, for about the hundredth time, there was a page in the manifest that listed what was actually sold. An inventory of items, and their costs, sold in the last seven days perhaps? I know I could dig through logs and compare previous shop balance and inventories, or CP it into a .txt file and run a comparison each time I check the manifest, but that seems like so much work. If it's at all possible to have this feature added to the shop manifests I, and many others I think, would be very appreciative.
Player of Kyaloria
http://www.kyaloria.com
SN: GS Eunoia
>>I checked my shop manifest tonight and noticed that the balance went up (hooray!) and then wished, for about the hundredth time, there was a page in the manifest that listed what was actually sold. An inventory of items, and their costs, sold in the last seven days perhaps? I know I could dig through logs and compare previous shop balance and inventories, or CP it into a .txt file and run a comparison each time I check the manifest, but that seems like so much work. If it's at all possible to have this feature added to the shop manifests I, and many others I think, would be very appreciative.
A bit late, but: I tend to use the dev version of the KP shop site to quickly check the inventory. If I see that something has been sold, I can often compare the KP shop site (dev or normal) to one of the Lich shop sites to see what has been sold. All the links are on current or previous KP page.
A bit late, but: I tend to use the dev version of the KP shop site to quickly check the inventory. If I see that something has been sold, I can often compare the KP shop site (dev or normal) to one of the Lich shop sites to see what has been sold. All the links are on current or previous KP page.
>>A bit late, but: I tend to use the dev version of the KP shop site to quickly check the inventory. If I see that something has been sold, I can often compare the KP shop site (dev or normal) to one of the Lich shop sites to see what has been sold. All the links are on current or previous KP page.
While this would work for single, non-stacked items, the pshops.lichproject.org site doesn't indicate how many of a given item is in stock if they are, in fact, stacked. I happen to have lots of stacked items.
Player of Kyaloria
http://www.kyaloria.com
SN: GS Eunoia
While this would work for single, non-stacked items, the pshops.lichproject.org site doesn't indicate how many of a given item is in stock if they are, in fact, stacked. I happen to have lots of stacked items.
Player of Kyaloria
http://www.kyaloria.com
SN: GS Eunoia
>>A bit late, but: I tend to use the dev version of the KP shop site to quickly check the inventory. If I see that something has been sold, I can often compare the KP shop site (dev or normal) to one of the Lich shop sites to see what has been sold. All the links are on current or previous KP page. -C
>>While this would work for single, non-stacked items, the pshops.lichproject.org site doesn't indicate how many of a given item is in stock if they are, in fact, stacked. I happen to have lots of stacked items. -K
Yeah, it wouldn't work then. No reason to use the dev site either (though it is great for most active shop-owners), as that gives the inventory count of non-stacked items (on the town page). Are you able to use two KP shop sites to compare - one old, the other current? Granted, the requested manifest feature would be a lot easier for a shop-owner.
>>While this would work for single, non-stacked items, the pshops.lichproject.org site doesn't indicate how many of a given item is in stock if they are, in fact, stacked. I happen to have lots of stacked items. -K
Yeah, it wouldn't work then. No reason to use the dev site either (though it is great for most active shop-owners), as that gives the inventory count of non-stacked items (on the town page). Are you able to use two KP shop sites to compare - one old, the other current? Granted, the requested manifest feature would be a lot easier for a shop-owner.
