Hi!
Do you have an example shortcode you use? Also do you have the RSS feed you use too?
Thanks!
Hi Rhys!
This is the affiliate RSS link I’m using (customized it with a custom field)
http://rest.ebay.com/epn/v1/find/item.rss?keyword=’ . get_field(‘name’) . ‘&categoryId1=16486&sortOrder=EndTimeSoonest&programid=1&campaignid=5338234256&toolid=10039&listingType1=AuctionWithBIN&listingType2=Auction&descriptionSearch=true&feedType=rss&lgeo=1
And this is the final code I insert in my template.
<?php echo do_shortcode('[ebayfeedsforwordpress feed="http://rest.ebay.com/epn/v1/find/item.rss?keyword=' . get_field('name') . '&categoryId1=16486&sortOrder=EndTimeSoonest&programid=1&campaignid=5338234256&toolid=10039&listingType1=AuctionWithBIN&listingType2=Auction&descriptionSearch=true&feedType=rss&lgeo=1" items="5"]');?>
A temporal solution I found is to create 2 different RSS, one for bids (to display 3 items for example) and another RSS for buy now products (another 3 items).
Thanks!
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Also I found some PHP errors:

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phineas137.
Hi There,
I can see the bid fine – https://imgur.com/a/WKy6lcY – could you test on an example with a default theme?
The $classstring notice will be fixed in the next version. Thanks for the bug report!
Hi Rhys, I think the problem is the theme, so I’ll continue using “the temporal” solution.
Is there any option to display a custom message if no products are founded?
Thx!
Yesterday I found another error with my cookie plugin, the message to accept cookies was displayed again and again on mobile phones even if it was accepted. This error could be caused by the $classstring?
Hi There,
I’m not sure regarding the mobile phone. Are you sure there are no other cookie plugins? We don’t drop cookies beyond the ebay affiliate cookie.
Regarding no products, I’ll add it to the work list.
Thanks
Rhys
It doesn’t matter, I replace the cookies plugin.
Since I have installed the plugin (2 weeks) I have noticed that the CPU of the server overloads when I edit pages, I think it’s due to the constant update of the feeds, but I am not sure. Have you thought to create some option to determine the interval of time with which the results are updated as they do other plugin of RSS, for example every 30 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day etc.
Thx!
Check the options on “Disable Feed Caching”. We use WordPress’ default feed caching system which automatically caches the feed.