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| | Author: | jimontrack | Posted: | Jul 10, 2021 23:14 | Subject: | Combined cart/purchases summary | Viewed: | 59 times | Topic: | Suggestions | Status: | Open | Vote: | [Yes|No] | |
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| Last week, I have been in something of a frantic rush, to get all of the parts
I need, for a MOC, that I need to be ready by the end of next week.
For me, price is vital, due to affordability reasons too. Therefore I need to
plan carefully, then, once the money comes in, time to for an instant splurge
on all of my carts.
I had to place orders with 14 different stores, and before that, I had spent
many days searching through almost 20 carts I had worked up in the lead to the
splurge event.
Then, with money and time running out, there is an almost panic rush to make
sure I have not left anything out of what I need. I found that to be a nightmare,
I gave up on, but my solution idea below, would fix that quite easy.
It is quite a nightmare, scrolling through 14 different stores I have purchased
from, then to add the many of the carts I still need, and so on. There is just
one solution, that is simple to do, yet will help me in a major way.
SOLUTION
Have the ability, for me to get one single, and complete list, of all the items
I have purchased across those many orders I have paid for.
++ One for just the orders I have placed. This will help me tick off, what I
no longer need to purchase. Helps me greatly in knowing how much of what, I
may still need to get.
++ The option to include all carts, across all stores that I have items in their
carts.
++ Some way to compare Purchases vs Cart vs Wishlist.
Also while I am here
I would value having the ability to run a 'cart priority'. Doing a wishlist
is not an option at this stage. only a cart, ready to push through the register,
is good enough here.
I naturally, do one cart for selected items. This guy is the cheapest. But,
I may have a week before I get the funds required to buy it with. He/She may
sell out before I get that cart to the register. So, naturally, I will have
my 'backup cart'. with stocks from a second cheapest store, just in case
store #1 has sold out before I could buy that cart.
A simple means to mark each of the carts, in some way. Perhaps up to three or
four lists. Some ideas to think about.
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| | | | Author: | Brickwilbo | Posted: | Jul 11, 2021 03:27 | Subject: | Re: Combined cart/purchases summary | Viewed: | 32 times | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| In Suggestions, jimontrack writes:
| Last week, I have been in something of a frantic rush, to get all of the parts
I need, for a MOC, that I need to be ready by the end of next week.
For me, price is vital, due to affordability reasons too. Therefore I need to
plan carefully, then, once the money comes in, time to for an instant splurge
on all of my carts.
I had to place orders with 14 different stores, and before that, I had spent
many days searching through almost 20 carts I had worked up in the lead to the
splurge event.
Then, with money and time running out, there is an almost panic rush to make
sure I have not left anything out of what I need. I found that to be a nightmare,
I gave up on, but my solution idea below, would fix that quite easy.
It is quite a nightmare, scrolling through 14 different stores I have purchased
from, then to add the many of the carts I still need, and so on. There is just
one solution, that is simple to do, yet will help me in a major way.
SOLUTION
Have the ability, for me to get one single, and complete list, of all the items
I have purchased across those many orders I have paid for.
++ One for just the orders I have placed. This will help me tick off, what I
no longer need to purchase. Helps me greatly in knowing how much of what, I
may still need to get.
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Create a Wantlist usibgvthr Wantlist icon on the orders placed page, it's
a little scroll.
Select all items and move them to a new separate 'Bought'-Wantlist.
Or use the apply order button.
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++ The option to include all carts, across all stores that I have items in their
carts.
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Include carts into where?
On the Wantlist buy page, by clicking on items, the remaining wanted parts are
shown.
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++ Some way to compare Purchases vs Cart vs Wishlist.
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Same as above but copy the items instead of moving the items.
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Also while I am here
I would value having the ability to run a 'cart priority'. Doing a wishlist
is not an option at this stage. only a cart, ready to push through the register,
is good enough here.
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On the the buy tab you mark items on a Wantlist as required and do a search.
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I naturally, do one cart for selected items. This guy is the cheapest. But,
I may have a week before I get the funds required to buy it with. He/She may
sell out before I get that cart to the register. So, naturally, I will have
my 'backup cart'. with stocks from a second cheapest store, just in case
store #1 has sold out before I could buy that cart.
A simple means to mark each of the carts, in some way. Perhaps up to three or
four lists. Some ideas to think about.
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