| J. Vittek said
at 8:12pm on May 13th, 2008 |
Without some software changes, we are stuck with an inefficient system. The best I have come up with for a group on new works is to use the double arrows to more to the bottom or top of the list. Assuming the top, you take the one you listed last and move it to the top. Then take the second from last and move it to the top. It will move the first one you put there down one spot. By continuing to do this, you eventually end up with an alphabetical listing.
Or you could do it in reverse, putting what you want listed first on the bottom, etc., then putting the second work on the bottom under the first, etc.
But none of this helps if you have only a few things you want to move around. Then it is just plain one click at a time.
I do not know of another site that has such a time-consuming and tedious process, so others do get the job done in better ways. |
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| Janeice Silberman said
at 8:51am on May 13th, 2008 |
You are absolutely right about the inventory situation.
If you figure a system out, we would love to know about it! |
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| J. Vittek said
at 2:24am on May 13th, 2008 |
Having had a day to upload and sort more works, I still have a problem with sorting inventory. I now have about 120 works listed. To avoid redundancy, I try to keep the list alphabetical. Even with the new transfer to beginning or transfer to end arrows, it still leaves me with many clicks to put something into the middle of the alphabet. For example, I uploaded 15 works in about one hour. Four minute average is pretty consistent to upload and fill in the required and optional information. I then spent more than a half hour getting them sorted into the inventory correctly. Does anyone have any hints about how to move things more effectively?
Some other sites let you move things with the mouse. Some order things by number so you can tell it to put a new item into slot 55, for example. But this click by click movement is really too slow to manage the inventory effectively.
Help! |
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| J. Vittek said
at 1:09pm on May 12th, 2008 |
I have not uploaded works for a while and was really happy to see the changes to the process and the inventory revisions. Great improvements, great job. |
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| Jill Nassau said
at 1:57pm on May 4th, 2008 |
I like to sell online because you can market right from your home and you have a great big audience. I also have a local gallery that represents my sculpture. I try all the angles. |
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| Laurel Moore said
at 12:50pm on May 3rd, 2008 |
Gorgeous photo, love that yellow.
Love that painting too Alan. It's so wonderful the way you have carried that same blue from the sky to the rooftops. Moves you through the painting with fascination. Really beautiful |
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| Sherry Arthur said
at 2:56pm on April 29th, 2008 |
Love the new set up to add artwork. I like that it can be saved in case you do not finish a listing. You guys do great work!!! Keep up the changes to the positive.
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| James Neuendorf said
at 7:54pm on April 20th, 2008 |
Thanks, it would be nice if there was a charity function implemented at boundless gallery though! |
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| Luke Terpstra said
at 6:46pm on April 17th, 2008 |
Hi James,
There is no way to have the funds sent directly to another organization. You'd have to simply advertise where the funds will be sent and act on the honor system by donating the proceeds yourself. |
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| James Neuendorf said
at 11:16pm on April 16th, 2008 |
Hi guys, I plan on selling my photographs to fundraise for volunteer missionary service. Is there a way to set up sales to go to a non profit account instead of to the sellers account? Message me if you know of a way. |
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