Trading_StorefrontType Class Reference
Inherits from | NSObject |
Conforms to | PicoBindable |
Declared in | Trading_StorefrontType.h Trading_StorefrontType.m |
Overview
This type defines the Storefront container, which can be used
by eBay Stores sellers in Add/Revise/Relist calls to list an item under a custom
eBay Stores category. The Storefront container is also returned
in GetItem and other Trading calls that retrieve Item data.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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storeCategoryID
Unique identifier for a custom category that the seller created in
property
their eBay Store. The value in this field indicates the primary category.
eBay Stores sellers can create up to three levels of custom
categories for their stores.
Items can only be listed in root categories, or categories
that have no child categories (subcategories).
If you attempt to list an item in a category that has subcategories,
the call response contains a warning,
and the item is listed in the Other store category. -
storeCategory2ID
Unique identifier for a second custom
property
category that the seller created in their eBay Store. eBay Stores sellers can
create up to 300 custom categories for their stores. (One additional Store
category cannot be customized and retains the value of “Other”).
If you specify an invalid value, the values are the same for both the primary
and secondary store categories, or if the secondary store category is
specified but the primary is left blank (or other), the system resets the
value to 0 (None). In short, the primary store category must be set to
something meaningful and different from the second store category
in order to set the secondary store category to a value other than 0. -
storeURL
The URL of the seller’s eBay Stores page.
property -
storeName
The name of the seller’s eBay Store.
property -
any
(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_StorefrontType.h
storeCategory2ID
Unique identifier for a second custom
category that the seller created in their eBay Store. eBay Stores sellers can
create up to 300 custom categories for their stores. (One additional Store
category cannot be customized and retains the value of “Other”).
If you specify an invalid value, the values are the same for both the primary
and secondary store categories, or if the secondary store category is
specified but the primary is left blank (or other), the system resets the
value to 0 (None). In short, the primary store category must be set to
something meaningful and different from the second store category
in order to set the secondary store category to a value other than 0.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *storeCategory2ID
Discussion
Unique identifier for a second custom
category that the seller created in their eBay Store. eBay Stores sellers can
create up to 300 custom categories for their stores. (One additional Store
category cannot be customized and retains the value of “Other”).
If you specify an invalid value, the values are the same for both the primary
and secondary store categories, or if the secondary store category is
specified but the primary is left blank (or other), the system resets the
value to 0 (None). In short, the primary store category must be set to
something meaningful and different from the second store category
in order to set the secondary store category to a value other than 0.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
Trading_StorefrontType.h
storeCategoryID
Unique identifier for a custom category that the seller created in
their eBay Store. The value in this field indicates the primary category.
eBay Stores sellers can create up to three levels of custom
categories for their stores.
Items can only be listed in root categories, or categories
that have no child categories (subcategories).
If you attempt to list an item in a category that has subcategories,
the call response contains a warning,
and the item is listed in the Other store category.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *storeCategoryID
Discussion
Unique identifier for a custom category that the seller created in
their eBay Store. The value in this field indicates the primary category.
eBay Stores sellers can create up to three levels of custom
categories for their stores.
Items can only be listed in root categories, or categories
that have no child categories (subcategories).
If you attempt to list an item in a category that has subcategories,
the call response contains a warning,
and the item is listed in the Other store category.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
Trading_StorefrontType.h