Ah, sorry. Just realized that I need to purchase the List Widget separately. I misread your original message. I thought you meant there is a list widget that comes with the plugin and a separate ‘extended’ listing plugin available as an add-on.

I tried putting [wpa_list_widget mode=”list”] into a page but nothing shows up but the shortcode. Is there something else that needs to be done?

Is the List Widget only available in the paid version?

You can use either the List Widget or the WP Auctions Extended Listing plugin (available on the Marketplace) to order your auctions as you stated above.

Yes, when users register the Name/Email fields will use the information they registered with.

Also, I was wondering if there is an option to sort the auctions. For example, I have a page with a list of auctions. I’d like to be able to sort these by “ending soonest”, “highest bid”, etc. Please let me know if this is possible anyway either in the free or paid versions. Thank you!

When users are signed into the site, is there an option to make it so that the user info (name and email) get filled out automatically so users don’t have the option of putting in a different email other than the one they are registered with? Is this function available in the paid version? Please let me know, thank you!

– John

Cool! I’m glad that it’s on your radar. I’ll keep an eye out for it in future releases.

It’s a feature we’ve been thinking about for quite some time now, but we’ve not really come to the point of getting it developed yet. As the next few versions come out it will be a part of the plugin. I just can’t say which version and how soon though.

However I am looking a similar feature. Basically bidders first upload funds into their account by making a deposit (a bit like how codecanyon works). After that, when they bid on something, then the bid is successful if (bid amount+P&P)<(user's account balance).

If user doesn't have enough money, then user gets prompted to deposit more money before they can place the bid.

What do you think?