Allocations is not relevant here. He had some sales with many previously sold. I edited much of the data about the products, but when relisting I made sure that “force as new listing was not checked”, but those listings show no history of sales; appear to be brand new listings.
In case anyone comes back to this as I just did:
I was getting the same error although I had hundreds “in stock”. It turned out I had the same listings in the Scheduled folder in Running Listings. Cancelled them and was able to submit the items without the error!
I’d call eBay customer service to request a higher limit for the second store.
Above is info on putting the wrapper into SixBit. They are generally made using HTML and CSS. It should be mobile-responsive.
Man, I am so sad to hear this! I was just in the Chicago area and was thinking of the time a few of us then-Blackthorne people went up to her cabin. She was my main mentor when I first started with SAPro. Gonna go have a cry now….
I’ve done a number of imports for various vendors, but never from an Amazon CVS. I create a duplicate CVS file with only a few rows of data to test the import. After I point the vendor field name to the SixBit field name, I then save the map using the Save button on the import window. Until recently (after not having done an item import for several months), I could load the map, edit it in the import window and re-save under the same name – but I can’t do this any longer.
DEVS – It was very useful to edit the maps in this way to get the import fields correct without having to start from scratch; can you give this back to us? Sure won’t frustrate Jeff Jones as much as he is now!!!
If you want just your text description to show in Mobile, but your full description wrapper on a monitor, you can add this above your wrapper code:
.desktop-only{ display: block;}
.mobile-only { display: block; }
/*small screen sizes*/
@media (min-width: 100px) {
.mobile-only { display:block;}
.desktop-only { display:none; }
}
/*medium+ screen sizes*/
@media (min-width:500px) {
.mobile-only { display:none;}
.desktop-only { display:block; }
}
[[Description]]
{{{your wrapper code here}}} then put
at the end.
You can add a SNIPPET by putting this code after the line
[[Description]]
:
[[SnippetName]]
Of course, change SnippetName to the appropriate name of your snippet.
Another way to do a mobile-friendly description if you don’t want to wait for eBay to get its stuff together:
If you want just your text description to show in Mobile, but your full description wrapper on a monitor, you can add this above your wrapper code:
.desktop-only{ display: block;}
.mobile-only { display: block; }
/*small screen sizes*/
@media (min-width: 100px) {
.mobile-only { display:block;}
.desktop-only { display:none; }
}
/*medium+ screen sizes*/
@media (min-width:500px) {
.mobile-only { display:none;}
.desktop-only { display:block; }
}
[[Description]]
{{{your wrapper code here}}} then put
at the end.
Select your running listings, right-click to go to item records for ’em, then put the cost info into the item records.
SixBit couldn’t keep track of quantities for each location; you’d have to track that yourself. If item A is in locations 1,2 and 3, couldn’t your picker have a list of what items are in what location?
Can you create one or more custom fields for this?
Bouncing to devs…
Thanks, Ryan!
Mike, I’ve been using SixBit since the beginning and designing templates for years before that. I do mobile-responsive templates so your description/template will look good on both the monitor and smartphone.
I was able to get the Picture Gallery to fit in a particular space by putting it into a table cell. I also revised the CSS a bit to make smaller thumbnails and larger pop-ups. You can see this (and look at the source code) at http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEST-AUCTION-O-N-L-Y-french-template-test-/281634523720?.
Bumping to devs…