Shopping_QuantityInfo Class Reference
Inherits from | NSObject |
Conforms to | PicoBindable |
Declared in | Shopping_QuantityInfo.h Shopping_QuantityInfo.m |
Overview
Type defining the QuantityInfo container, which consists of the
MinimumRemnantSet field, which sets the minimum amount of event tickets that can
remain in the fixed-price listing’s inventory after a buyer purchases one or more tickets (but
not all) from the listing.
@ingroup ShoppingInterface
Tasks
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minimumRemnantSet
This field enables the seller to avoid being left with 1 item in a multi-quanity, fixed-
property
priced event ticket listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
1 can be purchased at once.
At listing time, sellers specify the minimum number of items that
should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates the quantity of tickets
a buyer can purchase.
For example, suppose a seller lists 5 tickets, and wants at least
2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
In this case, the seller would set MinimumRemnantSet to ‘2’.
This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
(because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).
To remove this restriction when revising or relisting item, the seller would
set the MinimumRemnantSet value to ‘1’.
This field is currently only applicable for event ticket listings in US and CA, but
may apply to other categories in the future. It is only returned if set by the seller
in the listing. -
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Properties
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(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Shopping_QuantityInfo.h
minimumRemnantSet
This field enables the seller to avoid being left with 1 item in a multi-quanity, fixed-
priced event ticket listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
1 can be purchased at once.
At listing time, sellers specify the minimum number of items that
should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates the quantity of tickets
a buyer can purchase.
For example, suppose a seller lists 5 tickets, and wants at least
2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
In this case, the seller would set MinimumRemnantSet to ‘2’.
This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
(because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).
To remove this restriction when revising or relisting item, the seller would
set the MinimumRemnantSet value to ‘1’.
This field is currently only applicable for event ticket listings in US and CA, but
may apply to other categories in the future. It is only returned if set by the seller
in the listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *minimumRemnantSet
Discussion
This field enables the seller to avoid being left with 1 item in a multi-quanity, fixed-
priced event ticket listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
1 can be purchased at once.
At listing time, sellers specify the minimum number of items that
should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates the quantity of tickets
a buyer can purchase.
For example, suppose a seller lists 5 tickets, and wants at least
2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
In this case, the seller would set MinimumRemnantSet to ‘2’.
This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
(because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).
To remove this restriction when revising or relisting item, the seller would
set the MinimumRemnantSet value to ‘1’.
This field is currently only applicable for event ticket listings in US and CA, but
may apply to other categories in the future. It is only returned if set by the seller
in the listing.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Shopping_QuantityInfo.h