Inherits from NSObject
Conforms to PicoBindable
Declared in Trading_LabelType.h
Trading_LabelType.m

Overview

This type is deprecated as the GetProduct* calls are no longer available.

@ingroup EBayAPIInterface

Tasks

  •   name

    The label to display when presenting the attribute to a user
    (e.g., “Title” or “Manufacturer”).



    The label is defined for the product, and is therefore not
    necessarily the same as the label that is defined in the characteristic set
    returned by another call like GetAttributesCS.



    For GetProductSearchPage: If the attribute’s label is “Keyword”,
    it means you can enter the attribute’s ID and a string value in the
    SearchAttributes node of GetProductSearchResults,
    and then eBay will search for the string against one or more attributes in the catalog.
    For example, for strollers, GetProductSearchPage only returns a Keyword attribute
    instead of separate Brand, Product Type, and Model attributes (for the US site).
    So, you can use the single Keyword attribute to search against all of those attributes.


         property
  •   any

    (public property)

         property
  •   visible

    (public property)

         property

Properties

any

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any

Discussion

(public property)

entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement

Declared In

Trading_LabelType.h

name

The label to display when presenting the attribute to a user
(e.g., “Title” or “Manufacturer”).



The label is defined for the product, and is therefore not
necessarily the same as the label that is defined in the characteristic set
returned by another call like GetAttributesCS.



For GetProductSearchPage: If the attribute’s label is “Keyword”,
it means you can enter the attribute’s ID and a string value in the
SearchAttributes node of GetProductSearchResults,
and then eBay will search for the string against one or more attributes in the catalog.
For example, for strollers, GetProductSearchPage only returns a Keyword attribute
instead of separate Brand, Product Type, and Model attributes (for the US site).
So, you can use the single Keyword attribute to search against all of those attributes.


@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *name

Discussion

The label to display when presenting the attribute to a user
(e.g., “Title” or “Manufacturer”).



The label is defined for the product, and is therefore not
necessarily the same as the label that is defined in the characteristic set
returned by another call like GetAttributesCS.



For GetProductSearchPage: If the attribute’s label is “Keyword”,
it means you can enter the attribute’s ID and a string value in the
SearchAttributes node of GetProductSearchResults,
and then eBay will search for the string against one or more attributes in the catalog.
For example, for strollers, GetProductSearchPage only returns a Keyword attribute
instead of separate Brand, Product Type, and Model attributes (for the US site).
So, you can use the single Keyword attribute to search against all of those attributes.


type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string

Declared In

Trading_LabelType.h

visible

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *visible

Discussion

(public property)

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool

Declared In

Trading_LabelType.h