(I Keep a personal track and know that closed more than 10 trades with some users, but would be easy - and prettier - get this info directly from the site
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Is there a way to list all trades closed between two users?
(I Keep a personal track and know that closed more than 10 trades with some users, but would be easy - and prettier - get this info directly from the site
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(I Keep a personal track and know that closed more than 10 trades with some users, but would be easy - and prettier - get this info directly from the site
)Can be used to make Runewords:
Is there a way to list all trades closed between two users?
(I Keep a personal track and know that closed more than 10 trades with some users, but would be easy - and prettier - get this info directly from the site)
(I Keep a personal track and know that closed more than 10 trades with some users, but would be easy - and prettier - get this info directly from the site
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Non-Ladder | Softcore | Expansion
Non-Ladder | Softcore | Expansion
Somewhat related to feedback/purchase-history-t1457123.html
(Adding here for reference)
@Teebling:
If you ever add the suggestion of the related linked post and also allow for a "search all" in the price history, it'd cover this as well.
('Search all' meaning you leave the item field blank or enter some wildcard or whatever and it just lists everything - depending on load though it may then justify moving the filters directly to the initial search, rather than post-search as is)
(Adding here for reference)
@Teebling:
If you ever add the suggestion of the related linked post and also allow for a "search all" in the price history, it'd cover this as well.
('Search all' meaning you leave the item field blank or enter some wildcard or whatever and it just lists everything - depending on load though it may then justify moving the filters directly to the initial search, rather than post-search as is)
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