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When you're viewing your own items, this script adds a link to the "Edit Item" and "Delete Item" pages.

When you move your mouse over the "Edit this item" link, a drop-down menu appears allowing you to jump to a specific editing page (description, photos, etc.).

This hack was originally suggested by Catherine Dean of historicallyinspired.etsy.com.

installation and operation
  • Install Firefox and Greasemonkey if you haven't already got them. You'll need to restart Firefox after installing Greasemonkey.
  • Once Greasemonkey is installed and running, follow this link (or click on the orange "install" button above).
  • The "edit this item" script will be downloaded, and Greasemonkey will ask if you want to install it. Assuming you trust me, click "Install".
  • Log in to Etsy, and view one of your items, and there should be links to "edit" and "delete" in the right-hand panel.
  • Move your mouse over the "Edit this item" link, and a drop-down menu should appear with links to jump directly to a specific editing page. Note that your browser will first go to the main "edit item" page (to put the listing in "edit" mode) and then redirect to the page you requested.
screenshots

Before:

View Listing screen before

After:

View Listing screen after

Showing drop-down menu of editing options:

View Listing screen after

release history
22 October, 2010: 3.7
Works with the new wide listing page.
6 May, 2010: 3.6
Fixed a bug in detecting whether a listing is your own.
16 April, 2010: 3.5
Fixed a bug caused by changes to the page.
16 November, 2009: 3.4
Fixed a bug caused by changes to the View Listing page layout.
11 November, 2009: 3.3
Fixed a bug with the "delete" icon.
11 November, 2009: 3.2
Fixed a bug caused by changes to the View Listing page layout.
30 March, 2009: 3.1
Fixed a bug caused by changes to the View Listing page layout.
27 January, 2009: 3.0
Added menu of editing options so you can jump to specific edit pages.
19 January, 2009: 2.0
Added icons to match the updated "Page Tools" section layout.
5 November, 2008: 1.0
Initial release
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