Template tags are used to automatically fill fields in an eBay listing template with data from a part. You can combine these tags with regular text and HTML.
For example, using an HTML tag can bold text, and template tags can pull values from the part record.
If I use a template like this:
<b>Part Details</b>
Manufacturer: {?Manufacturer}
Model: {?AssemblyModel}
The eBay listing will look something like this:
Part Details
Manufacturer: Cummins
Model: ISX
|
Tag |
Tag gets replaced with |
|---|---|
|
{?InventoryID} |
The part record's unique identifier/SKU |
|
{?PartNum} |
The part record's unique identifier/SKU |
|
{?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) |
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{?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) |
|
{?Side} |
The side of the part (left, right, N/A, etc) |
For more information about HTML tags that can be used, a good reference can be found here:
https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_formatting.asp