Usually you can hover over your existing item photos from the “edit items” page and receive three [URL removed] edit, duplicate or delete. Today, nothing happens when I hover over the photos, and the only way to edit is to click the item title and then click “edit items” within the listing. How can I make duplicate items now? Very confusing.
BTW.. I tried using Chrome, IE8 and Firefox.. no go in any browser.
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autonutt Reputation: 483 See autonutt's booth |
This is a known issue on our side and we are in the process of correcting it.
If you ever notice that a feature is not working for you in a way that it has in the past, please contact us at support@bonanza.com so we can get that reported and addressed in a timely manner. You can also click on the “contact” link at the bottom of each page on Bonanza to connect with our support team.
Edited to [URL removed] This issue has been resolved.
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bonanzamark Reputation: 1539 See bonanzamark's booth |
Thanks Mark.. kind of scared me when I couldn’t find the “regular” help forums and saw nothing listed in the Community Help section. Is there (or are there any plans for) a regularly updated “known issues” page anywhere on the site to which sellers can directly navigate when these sorts of things come up? That could make a nice section within the new Community Home page, maybe right below the “New on Bonanza” column. Thanks again for the info!
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autonutt Reputation: 483 See autonutt's booth |
Wow ! So I’m not the only one this was happening too ! Whew what a relief !
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HappyForeverFinds Reputation: 84 See HappyForeverFinds' booth |
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