John Manning...
John Manning
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I haven’t had a request to insert an image name into the SKU before, but we do have the reverse option of naming images after SKU if you store them in the database.
How would that work for multiple pictures? Are you renaming all your images first? Could you just add the SKU to SixBit and then add the picture(s)?
John Manning, Senior DeveloperJust check that the option is checked in your Business Profile screen in eBay, and if not, run the File|Refresh|Sync Aux. Data function to refresh that setting from eBay. This runs daily, but you can force it earlier. After that, there isn’t anything extra you’ll need to do. You’ll no longer need to set Payment Presets on your Items prior to submitting.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperWhen your account is opted in to Managed Payments on eBay, it won’t show any of the existing preset information. You won’t need to do anything on site, or in SixBit to changed new or existing listings.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperIf you’re opted in to Managed Payments, it will show in the Business Profile window for each Seller Account. Any Listing from SixBit for that seller account will not send the Payment options specified in the Item window.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperWe added the Site Order ID in the Order window for the latest version, 4.00.097. It’s also shown in the grid view and that is the OrderID shown in Seller Hub, so you can match it up that way.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperHi Nik,
This should be fixed in the latest version, 4.00.097, released yesterday.
Thanks,
John
John Manning, Senior DeveloperIt looks like SKU sorting is on in that view, is that always the case?
John Manning, Senior DeveloperThe transactionID on the Order window is only shown for PayPal payments. The Payment type should come back correctly, except in cases where the supported Payment types of Managed Payments don’t match ones supported in the Trading API. These will be returned as “Other.”
John Manning, Senior DeveloperHi Tammy,
If you’re listing as Fixed Price, eBay treats them as GTC. They will only end when they sell or your manually end them. If you use our Custom Duration, you can specify 30 days and they won’t relist unless you’re using Allocations Plans in the Enterprise Edition. If you having running listings you want to switch to a Custom Duration, you can select them in the Check Listings grid, right click and choose Set eBay Custom Duration to make sure they end in 30 days.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperRobert,
Which Orders view in particular are you seeing slowness with?
John Manning, Senior DeveloperWe included the fix for the “Relistable for Credit” view in the latest hotfix, 4.00.095, which is out now. We’ll check out the Orders view.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperWe can switch them to User specific like the Grid views currently are, so logged in Users only see the ones they’ve created.
John Manning, Senior DeveloperWe’ve made some changes to this view query that should greatly improve the loading time. It should be out in the next beta, 4.00.120 or later.
Thanks,
John
John Manning, Senior Developer
