-# Megathread: Suggestions and Updates
BySuperbrain8at 15th of September 2016 18:00:29
What is about a Searchfunction for Purchased Scripts i already have so much Scripts that i find the script i want faster when i search it in the Shop instead for looking in my purchased items list.
CTRL + F
Suggestion
This suggestion allows the customers to see how much the script would cost in their currency instead of using a converter. 
ByGaltroxat 16th of September 2016 10:23:23
SuggestionThis suggestion allows the customers to see how much the script would cost in their currency instead of using a converter.
This has been discussed before, it is doable, but it's incredibly annoying needing to depend on a script that fetches the indexes once a day or something.
And that's not even the biggest issue; We'd like for people to still pay in a centralized currency, so while they can see the price they would potentially pay with their local currency they still have to pay in USD, otherwise some people will pay less/more than others, and the author will receive less/more (mostly less) due to currency conversion fees and indexes being out of date/paypal's indexes being wrong
ByMarcuzat 16th of September 2016 14:19:47
This has been discussed before, it is doable, but it's incredibly annoying needing to depend on a script that fetches the indexes once a day or something.And that's not even the biggest issue; We'd like for people to still pay in a centralized currency, so while they can see the price they would potentially pay with their local currency they still have to pay in USD, otherwise some people will pay less/more than others, and the author will receive less/more (mostly less) due tocurrency conversion feesand indexes being out of date/paypal's indexes being wrong
But couldn't you just roughly convert it into a currency for them, but still charge in a main currency (USD).
e.g. I want to look at scripts in GBP but when I go to pay it'll still use USD. This way the user gets a rough idea of how much the script will cost. Could you just use PayPal's currency conversion API? All just ideas.
ByQuackDuckat 16th of September 2016 18:50:02
But couldn't you just roughly convert it into a currency for them, but still charge in a main currency (USD).e.g. I want to look at scripts in GBP but when I go to pay it'll still use USD. This way the user gets a rough idea of how much the script will cost. Could you just use PayPal's currency conversion API? All just ideas.
That's what was originally suggested
Suggestion
This would be a very useful feature, this would help out the support tickets/job section. This should make the support tickets/jobs have more detail in them, I cant say it will stop the issue with people not giving enough detail but it will reduce the issue.
A great example is this: A note to ALL ScriptFodder customers who have issues with a script. By Richard
(it will pop up when they hover over the box) 
Going off the previous one - perhaps adding a way for customers to 'tag' their own tickets? So...
- [Bug Report]
- [Feature Suggestion]
- [Alteration Request]
Just a few small ideas. This could give the people viewing the tickets an idea going into it.
Or perhaps only allow the dev/support to set the tag for the tickets, thus allowing them to group them. This could also be used to know what's important, and what's not.
ByNookyavaat 17th of September 2016 21:24:28
Going off the previous one - perhaps adding a way for customers to 'tag' their own tickets? So...[Bug Report][Feature Suggestion][Alteration Request]Just a few small ideas. This could give the people viewing the tickets an idea going into it.Or perhaps only allow the dev/support to set the tag for the tickets, thus allowing them to group them. This could also be used to know what's important, and what's not.
https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1515567&p=51029483&viewfull=1#post51029483
Byroastchickenat 18th of September 2016 02:55:56
Why is that incredibly annoying?
because it will create confusion and abnormalities in information exchanged between customers and developers based on their region and currency
it will also attract annoying children who will say "y is the script prise different 2 prise on PayPal?????" when the currency conversion rate is different between ScriptFodder and PayPal
I would like it if developers had a choice with what currency they're receiving though
an EU customer pays with Euros...
EUR -> USD -> GBP
if I could say that I want to receive pound only
EUR -> GBP
less PayPal fees?
ByBillyat 18th of September 2016 13:15:56
because it will create confusion and abnormalities in information exchanged between customers and developers based on their region and currencyit will also attract annoying children who will say "y is the script prise different 2 prise on PayPal?????" when the currency conversion rate is different between ScriptFodder and PayPalI would like it if developers had a choice with what currency they're receiving thoughan EU customer pays with Euros...EUR -> USD -> GBPif I could say that I want to receive pound onlyEUR -> GBPless PayPal fees?
This still creates an issue with currency conversion. Despite, as of 3.0 all money will go through our account first.
Currency conversion is an issue because the PayPal rates aren't fixed, and the amount of money the developer receives will vary a lot
How about when you hover over the price, you get a little tooltip showing the price in your local currency?
I assume when there's no title it means that the thread has been deleted/moved to a board I don't have access to. Maybe the most recent post should be reverted to the most recent post still in said board?

gonna use laravel on gmodstore?
In v3 can we please have a informative rating, we dont need zing as we have agree but theres nothing similar to informative..
ByHandsome Matt 👻at 7th of October 2016 05:19:13
we use laravel components - but it's mostly built on my own mvc framework.
rip im betting it's gonna break as soon as it launched exx dee