MoneyMaker

MoneyMaker 2.1
Four things worth knowing about, and three annoyances gone.

Your shopping list can count your bank and your alts
MM Recipes' Have column only ever counted the bags of the character you were standing on. Twenty Wool Cloth in your own bank, or forty on the alt who does the tailoring, read as none — and Buy missing cheerfully went and bought them all again.

There is now a Have dropdown under the shopping list. Tick Bag, Bank, and whichever of your characters you want counted: two of them together, every one of them, or just the banks with what you are carrying left out. The Have column, the Total value and what Buy missing actually buys all follow it. Nothing changes until you tick something.

Hover a reagent and it tells you who has what:

Have 17 of 24
Alanna x 10   (4 bags, 6 bank)
Thorvald x 7  (5 bags, 2 bank)
Muradin x 3   (not counted)
A character you have not ticked is still listed, so mats sitting on an alt tell you where they are instead of simply not existing. A bank you are not counting says how much is waiting in it.

The bank and your other characters come from MoneyMaker's own item tracking — your bank as it was the last time you had it open, each alt as it was the last time you played it. Items at the auction house, in the post, or already sold are never counted as stock you have.

The same switches are under Options > AddOns > MoneyMaker > Auction house > Recipes.

Your bags now offer everything the auction house will take
The MM Auction grid quietly skipped every quest item — including the ones that sell perfectly well: Ahn'Qiraj idols and scarabs, Zul'Gurub coins and bijous. An Idol of Strife never showed up to be sold.

It now asks the same questions the auction house itself asks, and asks them of each stack: is it bound, is its durability whole, has a consumable spent any of its charges — plus conjured items, which the house also refuses. No item's class is judged any more. So tradeable quest items are in, and two copies of one thing can differ: the whole one is there to sell, the damaged one is not.

Collapsed windows still tell you something
Collapsed, the dashboard was a bare title bar — and it stopped updating, so whatever it showed when you shrank it was what you kept looking at. It is now a compact strip carrying the range's Earned, Spent and Net, and it keeps counting while collapsed.

The farm tracker's bar does the same, keeping Actual, Avg/h and Expected/h under the timer, so both windows collapse into the same shape.

MM Buy: Favorites, Lists, Recent
The three lists sit in a more sensible order, and the middle one is Lists — plural, which is what it holds.

A list with nothing in it now saves. Make the list first and fill it as you come across the items, instead of being told to "add at least one item" before the editor would close.

Fixed
The Auto Post gear panel opened off the top of the window. It grew upwards out of a button near the foot of the sell panel and needed about twice the room there was, so the title, the "No competition behavior" heading and the first option under it sat above the window's edge — off the screen entirely if you keep the auction house high, with nothing to scroll or drag. It now hangs down inside the tab, all of it reachable.

A Lua error at login whenever the bundled price data had something new to add — so on a fresh install, and after any release carrying newer prices.

"MoneyMaker has been blocked from an action only available to the Blizzard UI" while farming with the Farm Log tab open. The tab held the keyboard so that Shift+Delete could delete marked logs, which meant your key presses went through the addon before the game saw them, and the client then refused to let its own action bars answer them — one warning per action button it wanted to touch. The tab no longer touches the keyboard at all. Shift+Delete goes with it: the Delete button beside the lists does the same job, confirmation included.

Your saved data carries over untouched — item journeys, deposits, sales, farm logs and shared prices are all kept.