ShipScript has been an eBay Community volunteer since 2003, specializing in HTML, CSS, Scripts, Photos, Active Content, Technical Solutions, and online Seller Tools.
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I see that you must have worked out the problem without intervention from me. Are you able to compile the database you had hoped?
If the match is exactly as posted, then it would be a simple matter for either eBay's BEAR tool or for the Active Content Editor.
You would find
www.photosandpostcards.co.uk/images/uploads
and replace with
www.photosandpostcards.co.uk
Notice there is no slash at the end because eBay's tool does not like the slash
Of course, if you don't know which listings include that mistake, you'll run the scan on all listings.
If the problem is more complex, give me a few sample listings to look at and I'll see if I can write a filter for the Active Content Editor.
eBay's Bulk Edit And Revise (BEAR) tool is available in the seller hub, but it only processes 200 items per batch, so you won't want to use that tool for a project of your size.
You've already been been using my Bulk Active Content Editor tool, so you may already know all this, but I'll just repeat it here.
The Bulk Active Content Editor is limited to finding only 10,000 items on its own.
If we need to scan 112,000 items, the editor can instead work with a current list from eBay File Exchange.
When you get the notice to download the results file, split that file into groups of no more than 30,000 rows each, since that is the batch limit on my Bulk Active Content Editor tool. Be sure the header row is in each batch. You will end up with four batches. Also, when editing your CSV file, be sure the item numbers display as 12 digits and not in exponential format.
Since the files will be so large, you can cut off all the columns except ItemID and SiteID (Listing Site) if you wish.
Open the Active Content Editor and paste the spreadsheet data into the window that opens when you click on FILE EXCH CSV. Be sure the Header row is in that pasted data and that it is not clipped.
When the items load and the Scan Setup window opens, you can select any checkboxes that you feel need to be addressed (or uncheck them if you don't want any of those scans).
Then click the "Find/Replace/Add Custom text (open/close)" checkbox and add your find/replace filter. This tool will accept slashes at the end, unlike eBay's Bulk Edit And Revise (BEAR) tool, but I don't think we'll need the slashes, so I'll leave them off.
In the "starts with" box enter:
www.photosandpostcards.co.uk/images/uploads
leave the "ends with" box empty.
In the "replacement" box enter:
www.photosandpostcards.co.uk
Then run your scan and download the Revision Zip file for File Exchange. Unzip the file and upload to File Exchange. Then repeat the process for your next batch of 30,000 items.
Hi
thanks for that, working on it at present
Just out of interest my down load screen is different from your, how can I make mind the same as yours (or is it because I am .co.uk and you are .com)
Thanks for the explanation of that screen. I've occasionally encountered the same screen as @davebowman28 where the options are limited, but after viewing other screens and returning, it had switched and I never knew why because it was not repeatable. Could it be that I was signed in elsewhere but not on File Exchange? I don't know.
I had the same problem yesterday and was stuck with that abbreviated screen, so I just used it anyway to generate the file I needed and ran that file through the Bulk Active Content Editor. The "Save" button on that subset screen exposes the bottom of the form for email, where I proceeded without the full options and just used the default settings. I tried the form just now and was asked to log in, and that showed me the full screen, so I suppose my token or my cookies might have been expired.
