Daz Store: "Hide items I own" Is INVERSE possible?
FirePro9
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When I go to the Daz store I have a check box option to "Hide items I own".
It would be very convenient to also VIEW ONLY ITEMS I OWN.
Does anyone know a way to achieve essentially the same thing?
One option I thought of is to add each item I own to MY WISH LIST, but I am hoping there are better options.
Thanks.
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All the items you own are listed in your product library. granted, that doesn't really help if you're shopping for more stuff, but if you just want to look at a list of owned items, Product Library is where it's at.
yes there is a bookmarklet for this...wait for it...
You can go to SmartContent, switch to Products view, and click on "All". That should list most of the products that have thumbnails in one place. Like this:
from this discussion
http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/52071/show-only-products-i-own
Fixmypcmike gave us this tip
may not work in safari, but works for me in chrome!
Wow, this is a cool feature! :)
Thank you Lars, that is exactly what I need!
I find it very helpful in navigating the store and filtering vendors and stuff. Also I don't use smart content, so that isn't an option.
Cool, works like a charm in chrome
Same here!
Oh, this is awesome! Works in Firefox!
It should, since it was designed for Cyberfox.
Now how about an option to hide all PC+ items?
How about: http://www.daz3d.com/shop#index=0&filter_platClub=0&filtered=1
or if you'd like to filter out "new" items try: http://www.daz3d.com/shop#index=0&filter_new=0&filtered=1
Very cool, thanks.
Greetings,
Heh! No...no, it wasn't. I'm actually a bit frustrated by the 'Cyberfox' Firefox version; I've used the Cyberfox name for decades and owned the domain for more than a decade, but now it's a very popular open source project, and it's hard to be recognized separately above that. :( I use 'Cypherfox' for my art/creative/etc., side of work.
It was actually built in Chrome, and I'm very happy that it works in Firefox and other browsers. I use 'Wishlistify' (also on that page) way more often, though. :)
-- Morgan