/cmd listview 1
- Thread starter iaeolan
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I second this - I was on the mad hunt for spells and trying to price check some items, and it was a lengthy process. I'm sure I missed over some individuals selling some neat stuff because I was too impatient to go back and /cm listsold everyone in my /cm listview.
Nice idea.
Nice idea.
Allielyn
*Pony*
The very simple solution to this might be to change windows in between the listings and the listsold. I do this all the time.
1) Open up two windows, make them as large as you like. Go through all the listviews until it reaches the end of the seller list. then right click on the other window (the one that doesnt' show the listview) and go to filters -> other.
2) Now look at the listsolds of each listview list, name by name. The listview will remain in the first window, unmoved, while the listsolds will show up in the second.
Ez Pz!
1) Open up two windows, make them as large as you like. Go through all the listviews until it reaches the end of the seller list. then right click on the other window (the one that doesnt' show the listview) and go to filters -> other.
2) Now look at the listsolds of each listview list, name by name. The listview will remain in the first window, unmoved, while the listsolds will show up in the second.
Ez Pz!
Allielyn
*Pony*
Minqe said:
Amen to that! I hate missing people but sometimes, if I can't spell the name, it's not worth the extra time to go back and take a 2nd look.
And yeah, I usally use two of the three windows that I always have up. I can do without 30 mintues of my auc/ooc spam, and clearly if I'm browsing the listsold, I don't have combat spam either.
Chinghis
Dalayan Adventurer
Interesting solution... I tend to just do a /cmd listview 20, scroll up, and then start typing the listsold names in, without scrolling down. So long as I get the spelling right, what they have for sale is waiting for me at the bottom when I've done all the folks I want to look at in that batch. Then I start over with another cm listview 20.