I like it, but agree that it might not be feasible. I’ll keep it in my brain, but it definitely won’t be happening any time soon. Thanks!

Yeah, this is definitely something that needs to happen. I’m still trying to think up the best interface for this, though. I’m not sure group dragging works with the jQuery dragging library that I’m using, so that would take quite a bit of extra effort. Check boxes might be a bit more feasible, or a “Bulk Move” button that brings you into a click-a-ton-of-them-then-pick-where-they’re-going mode. Dunno. We’ll see :)

Hmm. An interesting prospect. Since I only know enough ActionScript to just barely piece together the actual preview .swf, I’m not sure I could tackle this on my own. But if any ActionScript experts out there were willing to help… that would be fantastic :)

This looks pretty straightforward. We might make it part of a larger feature; we’ll see :)

Hmm. Unfortunately, the database currently is structured in such a way that looking up by zone restriction is a very, very costly operation. I’ve been thinking for a while that maybe we need to run a legit search engine with better indices. We’ll see. Thanks :)

Interesting thought :) I like the idea of having a pretty button, and the idea of having a pretty informational petpage, but don’t feel qualified as a designer to make either of those. However, DTI is an open-source community project, and I’d love someone to show me their mockups to merge into the site :) Any artists feel up to the task?

I like the idea of handling this more formally. In my experience, though, most color-specific items contain the name of that color in the item’s name, right?

I like the thought, but the tough part is getting accurate NP price data, which, right now, looks infeasible. I’ll let you know if anything changes :)

This has been suggested in the past, and it’s a nice thought. I’ve usually found, though, that when I ask users about this functionality, they usually say that they much prefer the text-based search, and would be unlikely to actually use check boxes and dropdowns. So, I’ll keep it in mind, but first work on features in higher demand. Thanks!

I really like this idea! In fact, outfit thumbnails, for that page and others, was the original motivation for Image Mode. However, we since found that actually compositing the thumbnails was more difficult than expected, so put it on the back burner for the time being, since it’s quite a bit of effort for a relatively small feature. I still really want to push forward with this idea and the many, many neat ideas that could follow from it, so I’ll let you know if anything changes. Thanks :)

Yeah, this is definitely the direction we’re heading with this feature. I’m not sure how difficult that would be to build, though, both in finding matches and a helpful way of showing them to the user. So this is definitely on our roadmap :) Thanks!

We’ve been saying for a while that that page needs bulk operations. Unfortunately, to really get it at the level where it needs to be, it’ll take quite a few hours to build an effective interface. So, I’ll let you know when that happens, but restrictions on my personal free time suggest that it won’t be too soon, sorry :( Thanks!

Hmm, the concept is straightforward, but it would make the outfit-saving UI significantly more complicated, possibly prohibitively so. In the meantime, I suppose it’s definitely possible to do rudimentary alphabetical organization, e.g. “Mynci: King Kong” or something along those lines. I’ll keep it in mind – thanks!

Yep, actively researching how to rework some of the Your Items section :) I’ll keep sorting in mind as I push ahead—thanks for the heads-up, and glad to hear you’re enjoying the site!