This feature goes hand-in-hand with the column width adjustment and info text condensing suggestions I've previously made.

When all of this is combined, we can add context-applicable info into the row info value for each operation being analyzed and provide information in the result window per row.

Currently, while this information is also available if you hover over each row in a tooltip, this requires you to move over each item and analyze them via tooltip. If this information could be embedded in the output this allows one to react as fast as possible in either buying something out or lowering a minimum or whatever the appropriate counter is.

It would also allow for sorting on this column to help prioritize areas that may need more focus than others when posting huge volumes of operations.

The idea would require optional tokens to take advantage of it in the various condition text used for each type of info result that is returned.

Example:

- Cheapest auction below min price >> to >> Do Not Post < {minPrice}
- Not canceling auction at reset price. >> to >> Not canceling < {lowestBuyout}
- Not canceling auction below min price. >> to >> Not canceling < {lowestBuyout}

See screenshot sample...

I'd like to be able to override the default message text provided in the Info column to something more condensed or abbreviated. This goes hand-in-hand with another feature which I've requested which is adjustable column widths.

The idea behind this is to minimize the width that this column takes up to get meaningful information out of it, and expand the available space to other columns.

Examples:
- Maximum amount already posted. >> to >> Max Posted
- Posting at normal price. >> to >> Posting (@Normal)
- Below min price. Posting at min price. >> to >> (Reset) Posting (@Min)
- Below min price. Posting at max price. >> to >> (Reset) Posting (@Max)
- Below min price. Posting at normal price. >> to >> (Reset) Posting (@Normal)
- At normal price and not undercut. >> to >> Not undercut (@Normal)
- At above max price and not undercut. >> to >> Not undercut (Above Max)
- Canceling to repost at higher price >> to >> Canceling to repost higher
- Your auction has been undercut >> to >> Not Undercut
- Canceling auction which you've undercut >> to >> Canceling undercut auctions

In TSM2, the ability to sort Post/Scan results by column - either ascending or descending was added. When isolating different types of characters to different types of markets, a default sort order using these results can be very helpful combined with operation naming.

In TSM2, once this has been selected, it is remembered between subsequent scans. In TSM3, it is reset upon each scan. In both versions, the selected sort preference is not remembered when a character leaves the AH window.

I'd like this preference to be persisted between scans and remembered between login/logout of each character.

Optionally, unknown to most users, if a user wants to reset the sort order back to the stock default, a hint should be displayed over the "Info" column's heading indicating that shift-right-clicking will achieve this.

Add the ability to find auctions with low bids in comparison to a price source.

You've already added the ability to bid on crafting mats, but I feel a lot of money could also be made if a filter could simply swoop up a large group of different low-bid items at once.

The problem now is that you can search up a group of items, sort by bid, compare the bids to the item's post price, and THEN compare the post price to the market value, but that takes up a lot of time that could be easily eliminated with this filter.

The primary arguments for this functionality are that it has the potential to greatly expand the scope of a user's reach on the market, and has high potential to increase the number of opportunities a user has to make money.

Note: This could also potentially be implemented as a secondary "% of market price" column, although I'm not exactly sure how that specific column works.

Add a "Restock Bank" button which works exactly like the "Restock Bags" but the other way around.

I like to keep 1 stack of every crafting mats i could use for my professions (basically every herbs, furs, leathers, ores and various sorcerous elements for blacksmithing and jewelcrafting) in my bank since we can directly craft from the bank now.

Let's take an example with fireweed.
I've got 198 fireweed in my reagent bank, after doing my garden, i've got 17 in my bag. I'd like to just move 2 fireweed to top off the existing stack in the bank and then mailing the rest in my bag to my bank alt.

The problem with the current keep in bank option for restocking is TSM will move everything to the bank (in two stacks of 198 and 17) and then when I'll fit the restock button, take 15 from the first stack, leaving my bank with 200 fireweed but with 2 stacks (of 183 and 17)

An other solution could be the addition of an option "move UP TO X" in the move section, effectively moving mats from the bag to the bank up to 1 stack of each and filling incomplete stacks.

Sorry if my english isn't perfect and i hope i've been clear enough.

Right now you have Item notifications which lets you to get a notification through email if a certain item gets posted for a certain price on any auction house in the world (EU/US)

I would LOVE this function to be made for Groups, I have some groups with quite a lot of really rare and grandfathered items I would get notifications for but I cant see the reasoning for spending so much time to add all these items first into groups to find out I have to do it all over again on the website aswell.

Best regards Shamatix

PS: I dont mind chipping in for the time spend on making this function.

Given that the site has item and realm/global pricing data, I'd love to see a new "Price Maker" tool on the TSM website. I think it would help us in authoring the *perfect* custom price source for each of our settings (i.e., minimum price, maximum price, normal price).

1. The user selects a realm.
2. The user selects an item.
3. TSM displays the item's values for all vanilla price sources (i.e., dbglobalmarketavg, dbminbuyout).
4. The user writes a custom price source.
5. TSM displays the custom price source's resulting value.

This could be further fleshed out by (a) letting the user create/name multiple custom price sources and then combine them.

At the moment, it looks like the search results I get back from a shopping search are fixed in the order Item > ilvl > Auctions > Stack size > Time left > Seller, etc. It would be very useful to me to be able to either hide columns, or resort the horizontal order, so that I can see the most important information (e.g. Item name > Auction Buyout) next to each other.

A few possible method of achieving this

* drag and drop columns
* add a list of dropdowns to the shopping options to define priority and inclusion (similar to priority of operations on groups)