Can a Search Exclude Listings With More Than One Item?

[global_philately]

When I'm buying stamps, I want to buy the item I'm looking at. It's a huge waste of time for me to find a stamp I'm interested in only to find that the seller has more than one available.

Is it possible to exclude listings with a quantity greater than one?

[bsal6160 · Accepted solution]

dont know if that is possible but in Advanced Search there is this option:

Multiple item listings from: to:

You could try minimum of 1 to maximum 1

????????Other than that sorry dont know.

[siddieswans]

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@bsal6160 wrote:

dont know if that is possible but in Advanced Search there is this option:

Multiple item listings from: to:

You could try minimum of 1 to maximum 1

????????Other than that sorry dont know.

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That's very clever. It seems to work. If I put in Mulitple listings from 2 to 10, it only shows me items where there is more than 1 available. So I assume that putting in 1 to 1 will only show single listings - at least it seems to.

[global_philately]

I think that works! Thanks for your help 

[brendanwildingaustralia]

This does not work as at 15/05/2018.

But I've made a solution based on DaveInCaz and larsolafsimonsen's fantastic answers which I have used many times but no longer seems to work for me (possibly eBay changed the DOM as a mentioned suseptibility).

1. Open up the developer console (F12 or right click > Inspect)
2. Click the "Console" tab
3. Copy+Paste the following and press Enter:

$('.DEFAULT').parent().parent().parent().parent().parent().parent().remove();

This is based on the eBay search results as at 15/05/2018. Listings with a price range have a span element between the two prices $xx to $xx with the class DEFAULT. This code looks up the tree to delete the node this came from. This will likely fail in future when eBay changes structure again.