[jasonhtaylor]

None of the items I search for can be sorted by price. I have tried this for just about every baseball product out there and when you try to sort by price nothing happens. I have tried Chrome and IE and nothing. I even sent a message to Beckett customer care and they said it doesn't work for every brand/year. In my experience it doesn't work for any of them.
Anyone have any luck with this? And if so what is your trick?
Thanks.

[ktcardshop]

(11-02-2012 01:53 PM)jasonhtaylor Wrote:  None of the items I search for can be sorted by price. I have tried this for just about every baseball product out there and when you try to sort by price nothing happens. I have tried Chrome and IE and nothing. I even sent a message to Beckett customer care and they said it doesn't work for every brand/year. In my experience it doesn't work for any of them.
Anyone have any luck with this? And if so what is your trick?
Thanks.

Sort Prices High to Low:
Ignore the brackets.. [ ].. they are there to disable the command line

All Items:

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=0]

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=0&c_0sortname=price_high&c_0sortorder=desc]

Recently Traded:

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000001]

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000001&c_3000001sortname=price_high&c_3000001sortorder=desc]

Recently Added:

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000000]

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000000&c_3000000sortname=price_high&c_3000000sortorder=desc]

Trash:

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000002]

[http://www.beckett.com/organize/#c=3000002&c_3000002sortname=price_high&c_3000002sortorder=desc]

Each collection has a code number.
For All Items it is 0
For recently added it is 3000000
For recently traded it is 3000001
For trash it is 3000002

Each collection is assigned a different number. It is found in the command line at the top of the page.

Copy and paste this portion onto the end of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then change the two numbers to match the number in the beginning of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then press enter and it will sort the prices high to low.

[jacobystealshome]

old man, he is talking about sorting in the opg, not the org

[jasonhtaylor]

Correct, looking for info on the Online Price Guide.
Thanks though.

[ktcardshop]

(11-02-2012 08:02 PM)jacobystealshome Wrote:  old man, he is talking about sorting in the opg, not the org

Each collection is assigned a different number. It is found in the command line at the top of the page.

Copy and paste this portion onto the end of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then change the two numbers to match the number in the beginning of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then press enter and it will sort the prices high to low.

[jacobystealshome]

(11-03-2012 05:24 AM)ktcardshop Wrote:  Each collection is assigned a different number. It is found in the command line at the top of the page.

Copy and paste this portion onto the end of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then change the two numbers to match the number in the beginning of the command line.

&c_3456789sortname=price_high&c_3456789sortorder=desc

And then press enter and it will sort the prices high to low.

again, old man, we are not talking about the org, but the opg.