I know Reset scan isn't much used, but this should be a motive to not improve it.

I think it lacks several basic things, like:
* You should be able to see the total profit you are going to have with the reset of an item (number of items * individual profit)

* You should be able to buy items directly from it with your macro ( alt + mouse wheel, for example)

* I don't know how the profit is calculated, but I don't think it takes in account the 5% AH cut, nor the post price, and I think this is a very important information to be displayed

Also, I don't understand why it's bound to a Auctioning operation, I think it has nothing to do with it.

I can't think of more things now, but I think the Reset scan really needs more improve to it become a popular tool, it's a really great thing I like on TSM. Hope you guy can work on it. :)

It would be helpful if the option to sort the craft queue by profit could be switched to sort by profit % instead of straight profit.

For example, I have just over 350 Truesteel. I can craft a Mighty Steelforged Essence for 2k profit and a Mighty Truesteel Essence for 2k profit, or a Savage Steelforged Essence for 3k profit. Letting the craft queue do as it pleases right now, it would craft the Savage Steelforged Essence, netting me 3k. But for the roughly the same materials, I could craft 2 items for 4k total.

Any time you're limited by materials, you'd rather get a higher return per cost than a higher return per sale.

When restocking craftables, the list of crafts in the queue could have an easy rapid queue increment feature that scrolling while mouse-over the item would increase or decrease it's queue.

Currently you have to right click on the item in the queue, then right click on the queue button at the bottom to remove queues.

An example would be if you hit your restock button, and it queues up a ton of your crafts, but one of them costs a lot of gold, and has queued more than you want to craft in that restock run. You could quickly remove a couple of crafts by mousing over it and scrolling down.

Adding this feature to the profession table would be cool too. You'd just need to find the item in your profession, and instead of clicking on it and clicking "queue", you could just mouse over it and scroll up.

Another cool implementation idea is increasing/decreasing the queue by 5 if you're holding shift while you scroll (in the event that you need to craft a large quantity of items, and scrolling by itself would take too long.)

So right now, when you create a shopping list, it will ask you to tell you how much quantity you want the items of that group.

However this isn't very ideal for profession items like herbs, so I suggest the following;

When selecting restock level, allow the option to choose restock based on item x.

So you would have 2 things, one is the slider which tells you the restock level (already in place) and second a textbox which you can enter the Id of the item you want to check the stock level of (ofcourse, this can be ticked on/off so it can always check the stock levels of the items in the group instead of the textbox item).

Example:

I have to buy draenor herbs, but only when I have less than 200 warbinders ink. So I make a shopping list, add my pricing info and check 'custom item' and insert Warbinders ink ID into there with stock level slider of 200.

Now it will check the stock of the warbinders ink, and if I have less than 200 of it, I will search draenor items in the AH to buy.

Right now there is 3 ways to cancel items.

Filter based; you select your filter and hit cancel - it will cancel all items that have been undercut

Non filter based;
Cancel All auctions: will cancel all the auctions regardless of filter.
Cancel duration: will cancel all auctions based on the duration regardless of filter.

Could the bottom 2 be based on the filter as well? There are certain items in the AH which I would just let run and certain auctions I want to cancel based on groups (certain groups of items I would require a need of that or switching items around characters based on groups etc), but I'm unable to do that.

Hello, i read the ‘make a suggestion’ page and my suggestions answer the 3 major questions.

• Keeping track of itens available to get in certain areas
• Showing in the Item Tracker, according to groups you previously created, if you have the item in some of your inventory (this feature already exists) plus the itens you don’t own

Applicable example:

I create a group called (Ruins of Ahn’Qiraj – transmog itens) with the obtainable itens in the hunting spot, I’d add all of the valuable transmog (Glorious set, Vanguard set etc.), then right after finishing the farming and post the itens in the Auction House (let’s suppose all the itens were sold) I’d check the group again and realize that my stock is low. What decision would I take with such data? Farm the spot again

What if, by checking the group for a current area, the Item Tracker shows that the current group has some or lot of itens for sale / in the inventory? Not farm this spot

The main feature, alongside with the inventory management that the Item Tracker provides, is to show unavailable itens in your inventory, helping us to decide which farming spots to hunt.

Personal opinion: I’m struggling in this issue, and checking Wowhead periodically about itens is boring, this automatic feature would solve this problem and help people who are unaware regarding this current option.

Quick suggestion, add on option to change the shopping UI to once the groups have been selected to sort the results into threads based on the max price OR group.
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1 Gold (or ore)
Ore 1, Current price, %
Ore 2, Current price, %
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10 gold (or sorcerers)
Sorcerers 1, Current price, %
Sorcerers 2, Current price, %
Sorcerers 3, Current price, %
Sorcerers 4, Current price, %
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Currently its able to be sorted by Item, Bid, Buyout, Max Price and a few other (useless?) settings.
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Sorry this was posted to the bug area first. Me getting my alpha's mixed up again. Sorry.

The request:

A tick mark on the whitelist page next to the 'Match whitelist players' called 'Skip on Cancel scan' that will do as its name suggests.

The reson:

A friend and I share the glyph market on our server. We do this by adding each other to our whitelists at different times of the day during our 'shifts'. For example on their shift I would not undercut them directly but if someone else undercut them I would be free to undercut the new person. The whitelist makes this simple when it comes to posting. The problem is when we run our cancel scan it will still pull auctions where the whitelisted person is the only one undercutting.

Most of the time this looks like this. 370 glyphs posted, undercut by whitelist person 350, undercut by random person 20. Cancel scan want to pull down all 370 even though the whitelist will only let me post 20 of them again.

Add a feature similar to the floor currently in the module to stop items from destroying above a threshold.
Visually:

Price source falls in 1 of possibly 3 categories:
VendorSell ] Destroying [ MyAHProfit

Meaning below or equal VendorSell -> don't DE it... it goes to the Vendor (already implemented)
If the source (or a second ceiling source) is above or equal MyAHProfit value it won't be DE'd aswell so it can go to the auction house.

Example:
the floor is always vendorsell in this case.
the ceiling is 150g.

[Sword of Awesomesauce] 3g vendor, 2g destroy, 10g AHsource
Will be spared since the first condition is met.

[Sword of Pepperonisauce] 2g vendor, 5g destroy, 180g AHsource
Will be spared since the second condition is met.

[Staff of Mashed Potatoes] 8g vendor, 5g destroy, 210g AHsource
Will be spared since both conditions are met.

[Shield of Disenchanting] 3g vendor, 5g destroy, 25g AHsource
Will be DE'd since none of the floor or ceiling condition is met.

This would make my ;) mass disenchanting/handeling of transmog so much easier!

Thanks for reading.