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==Description Templates==
==Templates==
Description Templates are used to fill in the description field in Turboister. These templates can be part type specific (ex. one template for engines another for transmissions) and if a part type doesn't have a template assigned to it the default template will be used instead. These templates support html and will keep your html whole on export.  
Templates are used to fill in the various part specific fields in an eBay listing. These templates are part type specific (ex. one template for engines another for transmissions) but if a part type doesn't have a template assigned to it, the default template will be used instead. The template's description field supports HTML. Tags are supported in the title, subtitle, and description fields.
===Creating Templates===
===Creating a Description===
To create a template simply get one of your normal description fields and fill it out with tags that will be replaced with part specific data when you add it to the listings page.
To create a template description simply get one of your normal description fields and replace appropriate values with tags. The tags will be replaced with part specific data when you add it to the listings page.
===Shipping in Templates===
Shipping is only taken from a template if that template is specific to that part. The Default template's shipping options are never used.
===Images in Templates===
===Images in Templates===
To put a parts picture into a template use the link "http://imagehost.isoftdata.com/phpThumb.php?src=partimages/{?ProductCode}/{?InventoryID}_<img Id>.jpg" (where img id is a number usually starting at 1 but sometimes not)
Images that we put into the template itself are different than the pictures we send to eBay for the cover photo.
*NOTE: if there are more image tags than there are images they will show up with an image not found image
To put a parts picture into a template use the link "http://www.<name of the website>/image.php?productcode={?ProductCode}&inventoryid={?PartNum}&imageid=X" (where x is the number which just represents the numeric ordinal of the image (if excluded 1 is assumed))
 
So, for example the website URL would look like this:
<source lang='text'>
http://www.heavytruckparts.net/image.php?productcode=12345&inventoryid=98765&imageid=1
</source>
 
*NOTE: if there are more image tags than there are images they will show up as a 1x1 pixel image
*NOTE: The image URL must be enclosed by HTML image tags( <img></img> ) or it will just appear as a link.


==Tags==
==Tags==
===General Tags===
===General Tags===
#{?Make} - gets replaced with a part's make
{| class="wikitable"
#{?Model} - gets replaced with a part's model
|-
#{?Year} - gets replaced with a part's year
! Tag !! Tag gets replaced with !! Version required
#{?Description} - gets replaced with a part's description
|-
#{?Price} - gets replaced with a part's price
| {?InventoryID} || The part record's unique identifier/SKU || Pro: 12
#{?Manufacturer} - gets replaced with Assembly Manufacturer
|-
#{?AssemblyModel} - gets replaced with a part's Assembly model
| {?Make} || The part's vehicle make ||
#{?PartType} - gets replaced with a part's type
|-
#{?Category} - gets replaced by the part's ebay catagory
| {?Model} || The part's vehicle model ||
#{?Store} - gets replaced by a part's store
|-
#{?ProductCode} - gets replaced by a stores product code
| {?Year} || The part's year||
#{?TagNumber} - replaced by the part's tag number
|-
| {?Description} || The part's description||
|-
| {?Price} || The part's price||
|-
| {?Manufacturer} || The part's assembly manufacturer||
|-
| {?AssemblyModel} || The part's assembly model||
|-
| {?PartType} || The part's type||
|-
| {?Category} || The part's inventory category in ITrack||
|-
| {?Store} || The part's store #||
|-
| {?ProductCode} || A unique company code that is assigned to each system by ISoft.  This is sometimes useful for embedding images or links to websites. ||
|-
| {?TagNumber} || The part's tag number||
|-
| {?Condition} || The part's Condition||
|-
| {?FlexLabelX} || The part's flex label (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4)||
|-
| {?FlexValueX} || The part's flex value (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4)||
|-
| {?OEMNumber} || An OEM # entered on the part record (if any) || Pro: 12, EE: 30
|}
 
===ITrack Pro Tags===
===ITrack Pro Tags===
#{?PartNum} - gets replaced by the part's specific part number
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tag !! Tag gets replaced with !! Version required
|-
| {?PartNum} || The part record's unique identifier/SKU||
|}
 
===ITrack Enterprise Tags===
===ITrack Enterprise Tags===
#{?InventoryID} - gets replaced by the part's inventory id
{| class="wikitable"
#{?PartNumber} - replaced by the part's Part Number
|-
#{?Condition} - replaced by the part's Condition
! Tag !! Tag gets replaced with
#{?FlexLabelX} - replaced by the part's flex label (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4)
|-
#{?FlexValueX} - replaced by the part's flex value (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4}
| {?PartNumber}|| The part's Vendor Part Number
|-
| {?PartManufacturer}|| The Part's Manufacturer (as opposed to the assembly manufacturer)
|-
| {?PartModel}|| The Part's Model (as opposed to the assembly model)
|}
 
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Latest revision as of 16:12, 19 January 2023

Templates

Templates are used to fill in the various part specific fields in an eBay listing. These templates are part type specific (ex. one template for engines another for transmissions) but if a part type doesn't have a template assigned to it, the default template will be used instead. The template's description field supports HTML. Tags are supported in the title, subtitle, and description fields.

Creating a Description

To create a template description simply get one of your normal description fields and replace appropriate values with tags. The tags will be replaced with part specific data when you add it to the listings page.

Shipping in Templates

Shipping is only taken from a template if that template is specific to that part. The Default template's shipping options are never used.

Images in Templates

Images that we put into the template itself are different than the pictures we send to eBay for the cover photo. To put a parts picture into a template use the link "http://www.<name of the website>/image.php?productcode={?ProductCode}&inventoryid={?PartNum}&imageid=X" (where x is the number which just represents the numeric ordinal of the image (if excluded 1 is assumed))

So, for example the website URL would look like this:

http://www.heavytruckparts.net/image.php?productcode=12345&inventoryid=98765&imageid=1
  • NOTE: if there are more image tags than there are images they will show up as a 1x1 pixel image
  • NOTE: The image URL must be enclosed by HTML image tags( <img></img> ) or it will just appear as a link.

Tags

General Tags

Tag Tag gets replaced with Version required
{?InventoryID} The part record's unique identifier/SKU Pro: 12
{?Make} The part's vehicle make
{?Model} The part's vehicle model
{?Year} The part's year
{?Description} The part's description
{?Price} The part's price
{?Manufacturer} The part's assembly manufacturer
{?AssemblyModel} The part's assembly model
{?PartType} The part's type
{?Category} The part's inventory category in ITrack
{?Store} The part's store #
{?ProductCode} A unique company code that is assigned to each system by ISoft. This is sometimes useful for embedding images or links to websites.
{?TagNumber} The part's tag number
{?Condition} The part's Condition
{?FlexLabelX} The part's flex label (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4)
{?FlexValueX} The part's flex value (X should be replaced by a number between 1 and 4)
{?OEMNumber} An OEM # entered on the part record (if any) Pro: 12, EE: 30

ITrack Pro Tags

Tag Tag gets replaced with Version required
{?PartNum} The part record's unique identifier/SKU

ITrack Enterprise Tags

Tag Tag gets replaced with
{?PartNumber} The part's Vendor Part Number
{?PartManufacturer} The Part's Manufacturer (as opposed to the assembly manufacturer)
{?PartModel} The Part's Model (as opposed to the assembly model)