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Doesn't seem to work on search results.
I tried that quite a while back with version 1 and it did not work on search results either. Nevertheless, a great utility to have!
Thanks for the coffee (again), appreciate it!
And yeah, search never worked, and can't work since the search results don't include product ids for all the results. While I could in theory filter just the results within one page, that doesn't seem particularly useful, so no point adding it. Even the actual site needs to reload in order to apply any of its filters.
I did consider adding my own search as a filter. But for that, I'd need to create a plugin, handle adding new items daily, etc. Sadly, not worth the effort.
@Utilitarian,
Has DAZ3D broken the Advanced Filters Desktop again? I tried it on two Windows 11 computers and it’s not working. I tried it on two Windows 10 computers and it’s not working on the newer laptop but is working on the older laptop.
Maybe Daz is currently doing an A/B testing and you're lucky enough to have one computer as part of the A group and another one as part the B group, and one of the changes they are testing is breaking the filers.
It's working on my Mac with Firefox, but it's the only computer with the filters installed.
Still works for me as well. Don't think operating system should make a difference, though browser could make a difference (I mostly only tested on Chrome, minimally on Firefox). When you say "not working," are you just seeing funky behavior, or the checkmarks don't show up at all?
One thing to consider: if you copied the bookmark contents from one browser to another (that is, you clicked "Edit..." on the bookmark, copied the contents, and pasted to another browser), I've noticed that Chrome will sometimes randomly replace characters with the URL-safe encoding (like quotes with %22), which would break the bookmarklet since it would no longer be valid code. Also, no idea if Chrome has this problem when syncing bookmarks across computers for a single account, as I really only use a single computer. If that's what happened, then you might just need to copy the bookmarklet fresh on the computers where it isn't working.
If copying it fresh doesn't fix it, you can check the Developer Tools (opened using F12, or Ctrl + Shift + I), and then the Console tab. Run the bookmarklet, and if there was an error, a message will likely get logged in the console. Paste it here and I can take a look.
Not sure if this was directed at me, but I don't work for Daz (and this is an unofficial bookmarklet). Though I am a PA (only 1 product for now, but more in the works!).
jmucchiello said:
Ah, I see. Yeah, the filter restoring doesn't help there. To open a page in a new tab, you can always hold the Ctrl key when you click a link.
That said, AI tells me the following code will cause all links on a page to open in a new tab. I wasn't previously aware of how to achieve this, so I don't know the implications of the code it suggested, but it seems to work. You can add it to the bookmarklet if you want (just before "const settings"), or create a new bookmarket with just this code. Not sure I want to add it in for everyone, so probably will leave it out of the full bookmarklet code.
Well, it does work. Thanks.
I did a fresh copy and paste of the javascript from your website on each of the three computers on which the script no longer worked and now it works again on all three. Prior to the fresh copy and paste, clicking the bookmark with the javascript result in no change whatsoever on the store page. My oldest laptop did not have the problem. I was using the Edge browser on all four computers. I suspect that Windows had a hand in causing the problem.
Great! Glad to hear it's working for both of you.
Given that it wasn't doing anything, sounds like the code got corrupted after all. Maybe Edge has a similar issue as Chrome.
I've released a new version of the script which centralizes the UI, and adds some new features. I've updated the first post of this thread with the full feature description, but for existing users, here's what changed:
Get it here in a new post: https://buymeacoffee.com/utiltarian/extra-shop-filters
Enjoy!
Not a fan of the ctrl to negate. Unless you plan to add it to artist and the genre filter.
the "no outlet" filter doesn't seem to filter everything out for me. without being logged in, It filters out 2268 items. but there are 2209 items in outlet and 79 items in quick grab, 2288 items, so its not filtering 20 items for some reason.
You're right, I wasn't in love with ctrl either. But the critique just gave me an idea: right click to negate. It also addresses anyone using a touch screen, something I didn't consider.
Just updated the script with this, so if anyone grabs it from the link now, either right click or ctrl click will negate. Didn't update the descriptions, but the functionality is in.
As for genre, unlikely that I'll update that one sadly.
Just checked this out: the outlet filter is actually working correctly. The problem that you spotted is that some items appear in outlet/quick grab but don't appear on the main shop page. 16 outlet items and 1 quick grab item don't appear in the main shop listing, and 3 items are shared by outlet and quick grab. You can find out which by copying all the main shop ids (ctrl + click the [copy ids] button), then paste them into the IDs filter on either the outlet or quick grab page, and enable the inverted filter.
How about figures? I just don't want to see V4/M4 stuff. :)
Thank you for the various updates
I don't know if it's only on my end, but using Firefox, the Wishlist % Off filter is not added to the Sort menu when I'm loading your script: the wishlist is sorted by Wishlist % Off, but the filter itself is not added.
To hide older stuff like V4/M4, there's an easier way to achieve that. If you take a look at the script settings, you will notice this line:
If you set that to some default value, then when you enable the filter with an empty textfield, it will automatically insert and use your default id range without you having to type anything in. (The price filter has the same option: defaultPriceRange.)
So, if you primarily only want to see items starting from Genesis 1 era and later, you can set that to something like "12500-", re-assign your bookmark, and then you'll always be able to just click the IDs filter without typing anythig to filter out the older items.
Oh yeah, I see it, it happens on the wishlist. That page actually has 2 dropdowns: one if you narrow the screen (and it goes into mobile mode), and one in standard mode. Looks like my script is adding the option to the mobile one and not the standard one.
I guess as a workaround, you can just view your wishlist on the main shop page, or shrink your screen width if you need to change the sort. Might fix at some point.
I already do this, sometimes as high as 30000 or 40000. Problem is. For example today and yesterday, the special offers are mostly G8/8.1 products. My library is mostly G9 with a smattering G3. The IDs trick doesn't let you "remove" G8. The other issue with IDs is it will remove environments and shaders and tools and props. And what I want is to get rid of G2 and earlier only or get rid of G8. For some artists, I like their environments but not their figures. And so on.
As for price, I often enter 500-9999 to remove QC and outlet. I can't wait to not need to do that.
IOW, I don't have a signle issue that removing figures would help. I have various scenarios and want flexibility.
@Utilitarian thank you for your work on this, it's really appreciated!
Forgive me if this is already possible and I've missed information, but is there a way of filtering a category and excluding all other options in said category?
For example, selecting Daz Originals as artist and then excluding all other artists without having to ctrl click every option (in an effort to create an equivalent of the old dedicated Genesis 8/3/2 character pages. but for Genesis 9).
It would also be great to negate a string match, eg "Add-on" - for some reason shape add-on's and hd add-on's aren't included in the add-on's category?!
If I understand, you're asking about filtering Daz Originals to just "pure" Daz Originals, i.e. those without a PA associated with them? You're right, there's no quick way to do this, you would indeed need to exclude all the artists. One thing you could do to reduce the number of artists in the list is to enable the "DO Only" checkbox filter. Doing so would remove all the non-Daz Original artists, though it'll still be a decent number left. Seems a bit of a niche scenario though, so not sure it's something I'd add.
Unfortunately, string match is not currently possible. I'm only able to filter items on data that's always accessible. Since I don't know the names of products without loading each one's data, it's impossible to know which ones contain the word "Add-on." So, filter by text is probably not going to happen. The only way to achieve this would be to create a proper browser extension, and host the full list of product names that the extension could then use. But that also means regularly updating/managing the list, which means I'd probably have to charge a subscription to make it worth my time. Not sure how many people would be willing to pay a monthly fee just to be able to search the store (a feature that would become obsolete the moment the store implemented a proper search of its own). That said, were I to go this route, it would enable filtering/sorting by discount or base-price. If I'm wrong and people would be interested in this for a recurring fee, I can reconsider.
You can already do that with IDs filter, just not with 1 click. First you filter everything from your starting range, e.g. 30000+. Then once you've viewed all that, you right click to invert your IDs range, and apply the inverted Figure filter. This gives you all non-figure items <30000, which your first 30000+ filter removed.
Or, if you really want to do it all in one click, here's what you do: 1) select all the old generations you never want to see, 2) click the [Copy IDs] button to copy all the ids to your clipboard, 3) paste those ids into the defaultIdRange in the script. Then when you run the script, you just right-click to remove all those ids. Only problem is that the max bookmarklet length is (I think) 64KB, and all my current code is ~20KB, so if the full ID list is more than 40KB, it might exceed the limit (though, you can always just save the IDs to a file and copy/paste when you're on the site). You can also make your own bookmarklet(s) that will populate that field as necessary, e.g. by adding/removing IDs to it, then you can get around limits by having a couple bookmarklets, e.g. for each generation.
Yes that's right, I guess it is quite niche as its really only the artist list that is so long and would benefit from such a feature. Oh well, figured there was no harm in asking :(