Trading_TicketListingDetailsType Class Reference
Inherits from | NSObject |
Conforms to | PicoBindable |
Declared in | Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.h Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.m |
Overview
Type defining the TicketListingDetails container, which is used in
an Add/Revise/Relist call to provide more details about event tickets.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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eventTitle
The name of the event, as shown on the ticket. Typically the
property
headliner. There is no maximum number of words or characters.
However, the words in the name must be an exact match (or a subset
consisting of complete words) to the words in the product title in
the catalog. The words in the name are matched using OR logic
(the order of the words does not matter). As with all strings, you
need to escape reserved characters such as ampersand.
See the eBay Trading API Guide for more information about how
to specify this value. -
venue
The name of the venue, as shown on the ticket.
property
The validation rules are the same as the rules for the event name.
In addition, eBay supports both US English and UK English spelling
variations for typical words found on tickets (such as “theater” and
“theatre”). As with all strings, you need to escape reserved
characters such as ampersand. -
printedDate
The date of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the date shown on
property
the ticket, without attempting to adjust it for a different time
zone (such as Pacific time or GMT).
In most cases, you should be able to specify any numeric date format
in month/day/year order. eBay supports m or mm for the month,
d or dd for the day, and yy or yyyy for the year, in all
combinations. The delimiters must be forward slashes (/). -
printedTime
The time of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the time value
property
shown on the ticket, without attempting to convert it to a different
time zone (such as Pacific time or GMT). Do not round the value up
or down (e.g., do not round 7:01 PM to 7:00 PM).
In most cases, you should be able to specify the time format exactly
as shown on the ticket. For a list of formats that have been tested,
see the eBay Trading API Guide. -
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_TicketListingDetailsType.h
eventTitle
The name of the event, as shown on the ticket. Typically the
headliner. There is no maximum number of words or characters.
However, the words in the name must be an exact match (or a subset
consisting of complete words) to the words in the product title in
the catalog. The words in the name are matched using OR logic
(the order of the words does not matter). As with all strings, you
need to escape reserved characters such as ampersand.
See the eBay Trading API Guide for more information about how
to specify this value.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *eventTitle
Discussion
The name of the event, as shown on the ticket. Typically the
headliner. There is no maximum number of words or characters.
However, the words in the name must be an exact match (or a subset
consisting of complete words) to the words in the product title in
the catalog. The words in the name are matched using OR logic
(the order of the words does not matter). As with all strings, you
need to escape reserved characters such as ampersand.
See the eBay Trading API Guide for more information about how
to specify this value.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.h
printedDate
The date of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the date shown on
the ticket, without attempting to adjust it for a different time
zone (such as Pacific time or GMT).
In most cases, you should be able to specify any numeric date format
in month/day/year order. eBay supports m or mm for the month,
d or dd for the day, and yy or yyyy for the year, in all
combinations. The delimiters must be forward slashes (/).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *printedDate
Discussion
The date of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the date shown on
the ticket, without attempting to adjust it for a different time
zone (such as Pacific time or GMT).
In most cases, you should be able to specify any numeric date format
in month/day/year order. eBay supports m or mm for the month,
d or dd for the day, and yy or yyyy for the year, in all
combinations. The delimiters must be forward slashes (/).
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.h
printedTime
The time of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the time value
shown on the ticket, without attempting to convert it to a different
time zone (such as Pacific time or GMT). Do not round the value up
or down (e.g., do not round 7:01 PM to 7:00 PM).
In most cases, you should be able to specify the time format exactly
as shown on the ticket. For a list of formats that have been tested,
see the eBay Trading API Guide.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *printedTime
Discussion
The time of the event, as shown on the ticket. Use the time value
shown on the ticket, without attempting to convert it to a different
time zone (such as Pacific time or GMT). Do not round the value up
or down (e.g., do not round 7:01 PM to 7:00 PM).
In most cases, you should be able to specify the time format exactly
as shown on the ticket. For a list of formats that have been tested,
see the eBay Trading API Guide.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.h
venue
The name of the venue, as shown on the ticket.
The validation rules are the same as the rules for the event name.
In addition, eBay supports both US English and UK English spelling
variations for typical words found on tickets (such as “theater” and
“theatre”). As with all strings, you need to escape reserved
characters such as ampersand.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *venue
Discussion
The name of the venue, as shown on the ticket.
The validation rules are the same as the rules for the event name.
In addition, eBay supports both US English and UK English spelling
variations for typical words found on tickets (such as “theater” and
“theatre”). As with all strings, you need to escape reserved
characters such as ampersand.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_TicketListingDetailsType.h