I have sections, and some sections have sections. God Forbid you make a mistake and instead of putting your products in your new subsection they go into the main section.

For 35 products:

Click One: Click on Move Product Button
Click Two: Click on Slider to Move to Bottom
Click 3: Open New Section
Click 4: Select Sub Section
Click 5: Click Return To Original Section
Click 6: Move

Repeat above process: 35 more times.

Done

Come on guys, global selections and global changes!!!

(repeating what I said yesterday)

Kevin & Casey are working on better tools for us -- but first they are in the middle of a massive infrastructure upgrade.

I'd rather have a pain in the you-know-what with building my store, than to have frequent crashes, denials of service, and loss of product from the Marketplace.

We will get both ... but I think they're doing things in the right order.

--Liz
I made the same mistake starting my store -- you learn real quick to avoid it

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I totally agree - and once you get used to it and know what you´re doing you get quicker - believe me!

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Obviously annoying product processes are better than a closed marketplace, but it is agonizingly slow to build a store.

Just a simple couple of features (as CP has) like importing products en masse from one section to another, and changing the image on all of them at once, we be so wonderful that any other annoyance would be easily over looked!

Ron

hmm somedays i want to rethink the whole thing-
kinda difficult to run a store without global ability to make changes.
Its very basic to e-commerce shopping cart design.
What happens when you want to make price changes?
How is that handled when you have over 500 products?