Jump to Page X on Listings.

[librarian42]

Hello Webidz,
With the new change in not updating the numbers on automaticly relisted items a new wrinkle has surfaced. It is hard to get to page 27 of your listings on the Open Listing list. You have to jump 5 pages at a time. If you are editing a number of items at a time this is a LOT of unneeded page flipping and I have to imagine it would be a fairly small bit of code to fix. This would help me a lot. Thanks and Keep up the Good Work, Drake.:)

[admin]

Drake,

We have bumped the number its displayed items per page from 20 to 30, so it will help out a little for now... We will also look into changing the navigation to include more pages, or possibly a "jump to page" option.

[katandron1]

Now why didn't I think of this when I was editing 10 pages of listings??? LOL
What would even be nicer than that Admin, OH Master of Technology........say you are on page 14 editing....you get your item edited and proceed......the next screen gives two options, either view listing or edit more auctions.......if you click on edit more it takes you back to page 1.......is there a way to click edit more auctions and be taken back to page 14? That way you are always on the last page you were editing. Then you wouldn't even need to jump to page x.

[admin]

Kat,

Yes, we are aware of this. We have attempted to modify this in the past, but ran into other issues. We can look into this again, but I don't think we will be able to provide resolution for this with our current script. There are also many other limitations with this script, which is why we are developing a new site from the ground up.

[librarian42]

Thanks Admin,
I understand how something that seems simple in the mind is VERY complicated in the code.
Anything to cut down the number of page jumps during editing would be good. The shift you made of more items per page has been nice - and you did it very quickly too! Thanks!
Keep up the good work, Drake.

[admin]

Drake,

The number of items displayed per page was a simple modification, thus the reason we were so fast. The other suggestion you had is actually fairly easy to code, but causes conflicts on other functions. When we finally get the new site done, we will have much more capabilities and user functions.