Wishlist doesn't show all items

[paulo_f1]

When I open my wishlist it shows that I have 12 games in there, but in the Wishlist buttons it says I have 13. So, my wishlist is not showing 1 game and I don't know what game it is.

Can someone help me please?

[nonsugar]

Me too.

My wishlist has 32 games, but it shows only 31 games. My last whishlist "Survive the Nights" is not shown there. Please fix this bug.

[paulo_f1]

Originally posted by nonsugar:

Me too.

My wishlist has 32 games, but it shows only 31 games. My last whishlist "Survive the Nights" is not shown there. Please fix this bug.

My problem is that I think the missing game is COD MW3, which I bought recently, but I'm not sure if it is or not, which means I don't know if the missing game is a game I want or a game I already have. Well, my biggest problem is noticing the wishlist has a bug, to be fair...

[Avianographer]

I have this problem, as well, and I can show you how to see which game it is. Note: This won't help you fix the issue, but it will sate your curiosity.

Log into Steam in your web browser and navigate to:

http://store.steampowered.com/dynamicstore/userdata/

Look for "rgWishlist" followed by a series of numbers in brackets. These numbers are application IDs. That is how Steam indexes its games. My wishlist, for instance, has 538870 as its "phantom game". You can use SteamDB to search for the application ID in question. Here is mine:

https://steamdb.info/search/?a=app&q=538870

This game is EVE: Valkyrie. The developer removed this game from the Steam Store when they published EVE: Valkyrie -- Warzone (application ID 688480). Since the game has been removed from the store, you can no longer access the store page with the wishlist button, and the game no longer appears in wishlists.

I should note that your entire wishlist is listed here. If you have more than a handful of games, searching through each application ID like this will take quite some time. It may not be worth the effort.

[paulo_f1]

Originally posted by Fake Al Gore:

I have this problem, as well, and I can show you how to see which game it is. Note: This won't help you fix the issue, but it will sate your curiosity.

Log into Steam in your web browser and navigate to:

http://store.steampowered.com/dynamicstore/userdata/

Look for "rgWishlist" followed by a series of numbers in brackets. These numbers are application IDs. That is how Steam indexes its games. My wishlist, for instance, has 538870 as its "phantom game". You can use SteamDB to search for the application ID in question. Here is mine:

https://steamdb.info/search/?a=app&q=538870

This game is EVE: Valkyrie. The developer removed this game from the Steam Store when they published EVE: Valkyrie -- Warzone (application ID 688480). Since the game has been removed from the store, you can no longer access the store page with the wishlist button, and the game no longer appears in wishlists.

I should note that your entire wishlist is listed here. If you have more than a handful of games, searching through each application ID like this will take quite some time. It may not be worth the effort.

Thanks a lot for the answer, I'll take a look as soon as I can

[Legion_Snip3r]

Originally posted by Fake Al Gore:

I have this problem, as well, and I can show you how to see which game it is. Note: This won't help you fix the issue, but it will sate your curiosity.

Log into Steam in your web browser and navigate to:

http://store.steampowered.com/dynamicstore/userdata/

Look for "rgWishlist" followed by a series of numbers in brackets. These numbers are application IDs. That is how Steam indexes its games. My wishlist, for instance, has 538870 as its "phantom game". You can use SteamDB to search for the application ID in question. Here is mine:

https://steamdb.info/search/?a=app&q=538870

This game is EVE: Valkyrie. The developer removed this game from the Steam Store when they published EVE: Valkyrie -- Warzone (application ID 688480). Since the game has been removed from the store, you can no longer access the store page with the wishlist button, and the game no longer appears in wishlists.

I should note that your entire wishlist is listed here. If you have more than a handful of games, searching through each application ID like this will take quite some time. It may not be worth the effort.

Ok, So is there a way to either remove the wishlist product ID and then refresh the data log, or is it just going to have to stay that way until the issue is fixed?

[Avianographer]

As far as I can tell, we will need to wait for Valve to correct the issue. I briefly tried to capture what happens when you click the "remove" link on a wishlist item, but I didn't get very far. Perhaps someone with more experience creating and debugging web pages can assist in creating a tool to remove specific application IDs from your wishlist.

[Novakin]

Having the same issue

[Bumbefly (we/All)]

I have exactly 300 items whishlisted, including movies and hardware. On the right top corner however it shows i have 308 items whishlisted.
300 items is a bit to much to go over in detail with methode given by Fake Al Gore here above. Discrepancy for me might be (not sure) some music DLC whishlisted while games they belong to are free games.

Besides that, the last 4 items all were ranked 0 in my ranked order view. Last propperly ranked item was 296. Just refreshing the page did not correct this issue, but changing the ranking of a few top items and then refreshing the page did correct the problem with the last 4 items being ranked as 0.

[Sorins]

i have the same problem...i have 2 games but it shows that i have 3

[007lord1]

Having the same problem of an item not showing in the wishlist.
I know the game is COD MW3 on the store page it says its on my wishlist, but even inspecting the Wishlist I can't find it.

[almaron]

Just FYI, I found a way to get rid of those phantom items. It's pretty technical though.

- You find their IDs as described Avianographer above.
- Then you need to pass a POST request to https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/YOUR_PROFILE_ID/remove/ with your steam store cookies and 2 variables in the request form data:
- appid: the ID of the app you want to remove
- sessionid: your sessionID (you can grab that from any other request on the site basically)

You can make this pretty easy if you use Chrome DevTools or Firefox Dev Tools (pretty sure other popular browsers have this kind of thing as well). Here's how you do it.

1. You open your wishlist in the browser.
2. Pick one item and its' store page in a separate tab - just so you don't have to look for it later.
3. Open your DevTools and navigate to the network tab where you can monitor all the requests on the page. Select 'XHR' filter if possible and clear the list if there's anything there.
4. Remove the item you selected on step 2 from your wishlist. Notice the request to /remove path in your DevTools.
5. Right click on that request and choose Copy - then your prefered method of sending (PowerShell, Windows cmd or bash if you're on a UNIX-family system).
6. Open the shell you selected and paste the copied request there.
7. Change the appid in the end of the copied request to what you need to remove and press Enter.
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for all the other items you want removed.
9. Readd the item you removed in step 4 (you should have it opened in a separate tab remember?).

[しぐれ]

Same here. Just missing COD MW3.

[Emuruh]

Originally posted by Avianographer:

I have this problem, as well, and I can show you how to see which game it is. Note: This won't help you fix the issue, but it will sate your curiosity.

Log into Steam in your web browser and navigate to:

http://store.steampowered.com/dynamicstore/userdata/

Look for "rgWishlist" followed by a series of numbers in brackets. These numbers are application IDs. That is how Steam indexes its games. My wishlist, for instance, has 538870 as its "phantom game". You can use SteamDB to search for the application ID in question. Here is mine:

https://steamdb.info/search/?a=app&q=538870

This game is EVE: Valkyrie. The developer removed this game from the Steam Store when they published EVE: Valkyrie -- Warzone (application ID 688480). Since the game has been removed from the store, you can no longer access the store page with the wishlist button, and the game no longer appears in wishlists.

I should note that your entire wishlist is listed here. If you have more than a handful of games, searching through each application ID like this will take quite some time. It may not be worth the effort.

The games I have a problem with are COD: MW3 and TESV: Skyrim. How do I delete them from my wishlist?

[Avianographer]

To the person directly above me who changes their name regularly: Seriously? The comment on how to get rid of them is just two before your own.

[⛧⁧⁧clwon🗿⃤⃢🍷 †]

Originally posted by almaron:

Just FYI, I found a way to get rid of those phantom items. It's pretty technical though.

- You find their IDs as described Avianographer above.
- Then you need to pass a POST request to https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/YOUR_PROFILE_ID/remove/ with your steam store cookies and 2 variables in the request form data:
- appid: the ID of the app you want to remove
- sessionid: your sessionID (you can grab that from any other request on the site basically)

You can make this pretty easy if you use Chrome DevTools or Firefox Dev Tools (pretty sure other popular browsers have this kind of thing as well). Here's how you do it.

1. You open your wishlist in the browser.
2. Pick one item and its' store page in a separate tab - just so you don't have to look for it later.
3. Open your DevTools and navigate to the network tab where you can monitor all the requests on the page. Select 'XHR' filter if possible and clear the list if there's anything there.
4. Remove the item you selected on step 2 from your wishlist. Notice the request to /remove path in your DevTools.
5. Right click on that request and choose Copy - then your prefered method of sending (PowerShell, Windows cmd or bash if you're on a UNIX-family system).
6. Open the shell you selected and paste the copied request there.
7. Change the appid in the end of the copied request to what you need to remove and press Enter.
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for all the other items you want removed.
9. Readd the item you removed in step 4 (you should have it opened in a separate tab remember?).

can some1 pls make a video of this? little bit confuse