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Apparently not at the moment. We can wait awhile ... periodically the company wipes the lists of purchased products.
If one adds an item to the cart FROM the wishlist, that should remove it from the wishlist. There is a button to move everything to the shopping cart but there doesn't appear to be any way to just dump the cart either.
Apparently not at the moment. We can wait awhile ... periodically the company wipes the lists of purchased products.
If one adds an item to the cart FROM the wishlist, that should remove it from the wishlist. There is a button to move everything to the shopping cart but there doesn't appear to be any way to just dump the cart either.
Thank you,Patience55.
BTW, why there is no tab shows if the product has been bought in the wish list?
I mentioned this in another thread recently, because I hate having to keep going back to my Wishlist to move half a dozen things into my Cart to purchase them and, as you mentioned, to remove a number of things all at once. I suggested placing checkboxes before each product thumbnail and, IIRC, the response from one of the DAZ folks was it was a good idea, and would be added to a discussion list for store upgrades.
These are probably the 2 most aggravating things about how the Wishlist works, and I hope the checkboxes are added soon, as that will certainly take care of the problem.
Not any more. I asked this question in another thread and I was told things moved from wishlist to cart will now stay in the wishlist until it's bought out of the cart. "That's the way it's supposed to work now".
... Really? :-/
Not any more. I asked this question in another thread and I was told things moved from wishlist to cart will now stay in the wishlist until it's bought out of the cart. "That's the way it's supposed to work now".
... Really? :-/Yes Really! And it works as intended. If you just wish to remove a item from the Wishlist that option exists. But Items from the Wish List to the Cart stay on the wish list until bought. Just so if you change your mind you do not Have to add it Back to your Wish List again. Once bought they are Gone from the Wish List as it was designed to do. I use it all the time now that it Works as it should.
FWIW, the only reason I'm using the :-/ is because it's not what I would call "the obviously right way to do it". I move stuff from wishlist to cart, then change my mind, all the time. Always have done. And until recently, anything I move out of the wishlist is exactly that — out. Something else I'll just have to remember to get used to, I suppose.
Hmm ... well I just added 3 items to my wishlist. Then I clicked the button to dump the entire lot into my shopping cart. And they were taken off my wishlist. And stayed off the wishlist even after I deleted them from my shopping cart.
Move all will do that but one or two do not. I like this way. If I remove a WL item from my cart it is still in my Wish List and I can wait for a better price, or if I buy it the item is Gone. That was the way the Very first Wish List I ever used worked back in the day. It just keeps things simple in my view. You add it once, it stays there till bought or deleted from the wish List. That to me is how a Wish List should work.
Now that would need some work if we had Public Wish Lists, the kind others can buy a item for you from. But For now I'm happy with this version.
Oh my ... that would a LONG list lol ...
It used to be, until somewhat recently, that putting the item into the shopping cart removed it from the wish list, right? Because I could swear I'd seen that behavior before. The last time I bought stuff (last week), it did the other behavior -- didn't touch it in the WL until after I bought. Which caught me by surprise. I manually deleted a few things, then said "bleep it, maybe it'll delete after I buy" -- and it did. I agree with whoever said this is not intuitive.
They Accidentally rolled out some code for the Wish List that was not ready to be used yet. They are trying to correct that. The Coding is controlled by flagging script files to be used or not, some were flagged (I think that's the way anyway) as rules that were not meant to be added yet. They know of it all and are working to fix things as they can. Adding a rule is easy I understand, removing one once in place can break other things if not done properly. Or something like that. At least that's what I get from reading things in many threads on the same subject, the Wish List.