Can this every be made to work so that is could list items from a seller ID.
Its near perfect for what I need, even the bloody payment model for cutting the author of the plugin is fantastic!
However, if the different users on my site can’t list by their ID than it just falls at the last hurdle.
Be lovely if this could work with seller ID, but I figure that there is something that prohibits this type of display from eBay.
Any help with this would be much appreciated.
Kind regards
Mark
We would like a quote to customize the plugin.
I might be slow to respond as I do not check my email for www.remarpro.com daily.
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]]>I get the same thing showing oops no results showing, I have added a field ebay_search and given it a value of (in my case) Banksy Wall Vinyl.
you can see here the results
https://banksywallvinyl.co.uk/banksy-wall-vinyl/
the others with same problem do not seem to have solutions shown in the thread?
]]>Hi there..I am trying to get the WP Ebay Ads plugin to work and am not having any luck when using the php code you supplied on the installation page.
Is this still the exact code that I should use inside of the loop..on the single.php page?
<?php if(function_exists('wp_ebay_ads')) {wp_ebay_ads($post->ID);}?>
Or has something changed now?
I did get it working when using the short code on the post itself..but I want it in the templates.
Thank you for your help..and your plugin.
]]>Would have been nice to see how the previous issue was actually resolved to help others.
I have the same issue:
Creates a box on my post that only says:
“View all items… (Powered by: WP eBay Ads)”
There is nothing else there.
]]>I installed the plug-in, inserted the shortcode [wpebayads] and entered ebay_search in the custom field name and my search term in the field value but ads are still not showing up.
]]>I’ve just implemented wp-ebay-ads on one of my websites: https://www.quirkycars.net..
I’ve integrated it with Feedwordpress using the custom field options.
It’s actually very simple: for each RSS feed in FWP, I set the ebay_search field to the required value.
Then, in the template, I have a section of php code that calls wp-ebay-ads, but ONLY if the custom field is set. And ONLY if it’s NOT on the front page. (I.E. the equivalent of “single.php”, which my theme doesn’t have..)
So, I end-up with all my (ebay) rss feeds creating posts, which when clicked, bring up a list of related listings on ebay. Result!
The only time-consuming part of this was adding the custom field settings in FWP.
It’s now up and running, and entirely automatic.
I’ll be keeping an eye on the stats from today onwards..
** To see how it looks, just click on one of the newer posts on the frontpage – the older posts do not have custom fields set..**
]]>I’ve posted a comment a month ago on their website, and others have complained as well. This plugin doesn’t display the ads on pages, just posts. I’m guessing it’d be a simple tweak of formatting to allow it, but until then it’s useless for my application.
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