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papra2012 |
Posted: Sun Aug 04, 2013 2:10 am Post subject: |
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Hi Mario,
I now understand that if ebay changes things, the things also have to be changed from my end..... It is often right?.....hard.
I wish I could crack the key, lol
Thank you for your good advice always!
Tad |
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mario |
Posted: Sat Aug 03, 2013 4:23 am Post subject: |
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Tad, implementing scraping is not a trivial task. I said that that if not approved for API by eBay that's the only way to implement what you need. You still need to develop that functionality, and then to maintain it, as it will get broken often, any time eBay makes UI changes. |
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papra2012 |
Posted: Fri Aug 02, 2013 9:33 pm Post subject: Placeoffer API |
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mario wrote: | midowazzan, PlaceOffer is ebay API command, it has nothing to do with the web interface.
The only way how the poster can resolve the issue is to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality. Gixen API does not offer all he needs - e.g. support for Buy-it-now, ability to bid immediately, etc. |
mario wrote: | midowazzan, PlaceOffer is ebay API command, it has nothing to do with the web interface.
The only way how the poster can resolve the issue is to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality. Gixen API does not offer all he needs - e.g. support for Buy-it-now, ability to bid immediately, etc. |
Hi Mario,
"to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality." ebay items are changing daily. If the new items are up on ebay, the items still have to be drawn into my website from them. Will New items be coming into my website even if I take your advice on "to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality." ?
Thank you
Tad :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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papra2012 |
Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:12 pm Post subject: Ebay Placeoffer API |
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Thank you guys to reply my question.
I did not notice that Mario gave me great advice here.
Mario, "to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality." ebay items are changing daily. If the new items are up on ebay, the items have to be drawn into my website. New items are coming into my website if I take your advice on "to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality." ?
Thank you
Tad |
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mario |
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:46 am Post subject: |
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midowazzan, PlaceOffer is ebay API command, it has nothing to do with the web interface.
The only way how the poster can resolve the issue is to use scraping to "emulate" ebay API functionality. Gixen API does not offer all he needs - e.g. support for Buy-it-now, ability to bid immediately, etc. |
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midowazzan |
Posted: Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:04 am Post subject: address |
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Hi there,
With regard to 2, what happens after clicking PlaceOffer? I guess, given that you are using your own eBay account, you will need to go to the web to complete the order.
How are you going to enable users fill in their own address? and how can you submit this address to the seller of the item?
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Ebey |
Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:02 am Post subject: Ebay Placeoffer API |
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Hi,
1) I requested Placeoffer API and unfortunately I was denied. It looks like no matter I request it for my website, it won't be approved. So I have to solve the issue in the any way around.
2) My plan was that my website allows users to bid and buy with my ebay personal account. My website is implemented ebay API to draw products from ebay. So when users register and log in, they are supposed to bid and buy ebay products in my website. But, of courese, since I do not get the Placeoffer API, I cannot do this way.
3) Now, what I am thinking is that users will place bids with gixen snipe for only reserve bid. Of course, all bid, bought items are stored in my personal account and also they have to be stored in my website for users in their my page account, such as bid, bought, watchlist and so on.
Does anyone have good idea similar to my plan 2 and 3 above?
I really appreciate your advice! |
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