Collection Shows Needs Attention...

[glitterandchic]

One of my collections shows it needs attention. Where I add products is shows only two products when I added 9 products.  If I click through to the actual collection, it shows the 9.  My concern is that this collection isn't showing in the marketplace because it's labeled in the edit section as needing attention because it doesn't have enough products added, when it does.  I've clicked through into a product in the collection to see if the rest of the collection is showing under it and it is now.  I've deleted the products in the collection and re-added them but that did not work.  It still shows "needing attention" 

[Sara_H]

@glitterandchic it does help if you can link to the collection that you're having trouble with.

If it's a thanksgiving one - I had a similar problem where that message wouldn't go way until I added certain products. (I think it was a mug or an apron - I can't remember - but after a week - that message disappeared once I did add extra products) https://community.zazzle.com/t5/new-collection-types-information/thanksgiving-collection-required-pr...

It could just need time to index if you've already added extra products

[glitterandchic · Accepted solution]

It is a Thanksgiving one:  https://www.zazzle.com/collections/119143590899256987

It has 9 products in the collection and I really don't want any other products in this collection.  Nine is plenty so it's a glitch they need to fix.  Thank you though.

[glitterandchic]

I went back and looked and it says a t-shirt is required for a "Thanksgiving dinner collection" which I find ridiculous.  It won't even go with this collection.  So if that's how they are going to do this, I guess I won't make collections.  Collections should make sense. 

[glitterandchic]

Hey Sara, I wanted to thank you for your help.  It made sense once I gave it a minute, but I'm not thrilled to be forced to add things like a t-shirt to a dinner type collection.  I was feeling cranky about it yesterday.  Didn't mean to take it out on you.  Truly appreciate you input.  I reluctantly added a t-shirt and apron but not thrilled with being forced to do so.  Oh well, their platform, not mine.  Appreciate you.