@rroader94 wrote:
Similarly, on eBay.ca I cannot access All Selling in My eBay..
My default landing page in My eBay is All Selling and it works on eBay.com but not on eBay.ca. So I changed the default landing page to Active Selling so I have something working on eBay.ca when I log in to my eBay.
PS An interesting bit of trivia.
Background: I use My eBay very little. I use the All selling page in My eBay as my default page. I also have eBay Selling Manager but I prefer All Selling over the Selling Manager Summary page. But I do the rest of my work from Selling Manger Active, Sold and Unsold pages over using My eBay. I have my browser open up to ebay.ca My eBay All Selling and another window to eBay.ca Selling Manager Active listings.
In Selling Manager Active listings, you can sort ascending or descending by clicking on the column header. You can sort on Watchers and see which listings are being watched by clicking twice to sort in descending order. The Views column does not have a sort feature. I always wanted to do this out of curiosity as to which listings are getting the most views.
In My eBay Active listings, you can also sort ascending or descending by clicking the column header. But here the views and watches are stacked together visually but clicking on the column header only sorts the Watchers not the views.
But you can force it to sort the Views if you want. Click twice on the watchers column to set it up with descending watchers (highest first). Then go up to your browsers address bar and look at the complicated looking URL that has been made. You will see &Column=Watchers (you will have to scroll to the right to see this in the address bar). Change it to &Column=Views and press enter and the page will sort by descending views. Interesting to look at.
I had tried this trick in Selling Manager before and it never worked. By My eBay has the code built in to do this. There just is no way to do it directly.
