All Auctions

Auctions → All Auctions — ?page=wkafw-auctions

The single source of truth for every auction in the database. List, filter, bulk-act, drill in.

All Auctions — full list with status, type, current price, bids, time left and bulk-action toolbar

Page layout

Filter bar — status, type, date range, vendor (if multi-vendor), search
Bulk action drop-down — start, pause, end, extend, cancel, delete, duplicate
Auction table — paginated, sortable
Pagination — bottom

Columns

Column	Source	Sortable
ID	`wkafw_auctions.id`	yes
Image	linked product featured image	no
Title	linked product title	yes
Type	`auction_type` (Standard / Reverse / etc.)	yes
Status	`status` (color-coded badge)	yes
Current Price	`current_price`	yes
Bids	`bid_count` (linked to filtered Bids page)	yes
Reserve	met / not met / not set	no
Start	`start_date`	yes
End	`end_date` (with countdown if active)	yes
Vendor	The vendor user this auction belongs to	yes
Actions	edit / view / duplicate / delete	no

Click a column header to sort. Click again to flip direction. The sort state is preserved in the URL so you can bookmark it.

Filters

Status filter

Six chips at the top: All, Active, Scheduled, Ended, Paid, Failed, Paused, Cancelled. Counts shown next to each.

Type filter

Dropdown listing every enabled auction type.

Date range

Picker for start-date or end-date range. Useful for "auctions ending this week" reports.

Vendor filter

Only appears when a multi-vendor plugin is detected. See Multi-Vendor.

Search

Searches by:

Auction ID (#123)
Linked product title
Product SKU
Vendor name (multi-vendor)

End assigns the current high bidder as winner and starts the payment flow. Cancel voids the auction with no winner. Use Cancel for fraudulent auctions, End for early closes when you want the current winner to pay.

Per-row actions

Hover a row to reveal:

Edit — opens Add / Edit Auction
View bids — jumps to Bids filtered to this auction
View on storefront — opens the public auction page
Duplicate — one-click clone
Delete — soft-delete

URL parameters

The page state is fully encoded in the URL:

?page=wkafw-auctions
  &status=active             # filter by status
  &type=proxy                # filter by auction type
  &search=vintage            # title / SKU / vendor search
  &orderby=end_date          # sort column
  &order=ASC                 # ASC or DESC
  &paged=2                   # page number

Bookmark a filtered view (e.g. "All ending today") to revisit it instantly.

Performance

The table is paginated server-side — typically 20 rows per page. Even on databases with 100k+ auctions, loads in well under a second thanks to indexes on status, start_date, end_date, and product_id.

Where the row data is written

Field	Updated by
Current price / bid count	Every bid placed
Status	Lifecycle background jobs, plus manual admin actions
End date	Admin extend, plus the auto-extend triggered by anti-snipe
Total extensions	The anti-snipe handler each time it fires

Common workflows

"Find all active auctions ending in the next hour"

Status filter → Active
Sort by End ascending
Read the top rows

"End all paused auctions"

Status filter → Paused
Header checkbox → select all on page
Bulk action → End → Apply

"Find this week's failed auctions"

Status filter → Failed
Date range → start of week → today
Export via Reports for a CSV

"Duplicate an auction for next week"

Find the original via search
Hover → Duplicate
Open the new copy → edit start / end dates → publish

Action	What it does	Reversible?
Start	Flips `scheduled` lots to `active` immediately, ignoring `start_date`	Pause / Cancel
Pause	Stops accepting bids (status → `paused`); end timer keeps ticking	Start
Extend	Adds N seconds to `end_date` (prompts for N)	Edit auction
End	Finalizes immediately; runs the end-of-auction lifecycle	Re-list
Cancel	Marks `cancelled`, no winner, no order	Restore from trash
Delete	Soft-deletes the auction row	Trash → Restore (30 days)
Duplicate	Clones the auction (linked to a duplicate product)	Just delete the dupe