[Nicholas Kalfas]

THANK YOU John…

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Work-around… edit address from bottom 1/2 of edit order window (“ship to” pencil)..

[Nicholas Kalfas]

OR.. go to your seller dashboard… scroll to the bottom.. to the screen that says top seller benefits.. If you see an item that says ” listings don’t qualify for benefits” and click on that, follow the prompts, and batch change all your listings to “comply” as “resistance is futile”… Then fix the sixbit…

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Thanks.. very useful info.. much appreciated. Nick

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Thanks.. I do understand that.. the eBay “print label” mechanism offers “commercial rates”.. Not sure if that s a TRS perc or if it is standard… I had not ever seen the 12 oz limit using eBay’s labels before and was a bit perplexed.

[Nicholas Kalfas]

file a ticket…

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Go to File (upper left corner)/manager/presets/payment presets/ then edit/returns and make your choices.

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Go to File (upper left corner)/manager/presets/payment presets/ then edit/returns and make your choices.

[Nicholas Kalfas]

I think the OP was looking for the path.. and how to extract his pictures FROM his db and not into his db. additionally would be helpful to cite the paths for where both db storage and external picture storage would be located. The user’s guide seems to tell you how to import to the db. (of course, I could be reading all of this wrong as it definitely above my pay grade!)

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Apparently running listings update on sixbit refresh… John thinks of everything!

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Updating sixbit to the current version will upgrade items that you list (after the update) to the https standard required by ebay to show full description. I’m not sure how to retroactively update listings that were running prior to the sixbit update…..

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Post an item number so folks can take a peek..

[Nicholas Kalfas]

THANKS!

[Nicholas Kalfas]

Interesting.. I ran the ebay linked tool (i-ways) and it shows ALL my listings (see 401397979389 as an example) as having http rather than https links..

Actually checking the sixbit tag (by opening it in a new window) shows it as https ( https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/images/tagline.jpg ).

The [[picture1]] description wrapper images that are in the listing actually are picked up by ebay (as I’m using eps for my picture service) and link to an ebay address ( http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDgwWDY0MA==/z/4IcAAOSw-EBZrb2E/$_57.jpg ) which appears to be THE ISSUE. i-ways shows ALL my listing as having the http problem.

So, will there be a fix for this???

[Nicholas Kalfas]

I use a different approach.. All my 2017 photos are numbered with the numerical day date .. I do that with them in a declining order.. thus Jan 1 is day 365 and Dec 31 would be day 1.. that way the file explorer shows the latest (lowest number day) first.. I then do a name change from my camera’s numbering… eg DSC00012 to mine 36500012. That number is on my inventory slip (for each item so that the item can be found from the slip).. It is – for me – a workable method of managing photos. I just moved my 12,000+ photos from my working drive to an archived drive… At any rate, it is an easy find from the inventory slip and – in my case – from the sixbit item page where that number (36500012) is found.

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