Is it possible in Amazon API to get only the products which are listed under the AmazonGlobal and will be able to ship to certain countries like singapore?
From what I have seen when shopping in the AmazonGlobal section, I will not be able to tell if the product will be able to ship to my country until i add the product in my cart and click "estimate shipping rate" and then it either goes through or it shows "This item cannot be shipped to your country".
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Is there any possibility to get the car parked location also including the building floor information in android?
For example, if you are in a multilevel parking garage this information might be of some use.
Is there any current available method to do something like this?
Normally, Google map shows the location where the car is parked, but does not show any information regarding which floor it is at in a multilevel structure/building.
Can shopify delivery/shipping fee be updated programatically during checkout? What I want to do for longer distance deliveries is use the Google API to calculate the distance difference between the my store and customer and increase the delivery fee if it is more than x miles (probably 10 miles).
You can use Shopify's carrier service API for this. When a customer checks out, Shopify will provide your app with the line items and shipping address and your app can send back the shipping options and prices.
You can use the Carrier Service API for that but you have to be on the Shopify Advanced plan.
A possible hack would be to add a surcharge to the cart as a product. You'd have to get the customer to register/login in the cart and keep them from going to the checkout until you have a shipping address and then add the surcharge product via script.
You may need an app for that but the $220/month difference between Shopify and Advanced Shopify offers some incentive to look for alternatives.
How can I search product in several categories by product name
using amazon API?
I tried to use this
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/ItemSearch.html , but not sure if there is a way to put several category ids in request?
What I'm looking at being able to do is to be able to plug in an address in the Denver, CO area and have the system spit back at me several things:
1) The driving distance from my place of business to the address input
2) Tell me if it's in a certain city (Specifically Commerce City)
3) Allow me to assign a tax rate to certain areas and have that spit back out at me based on that address
Delivery tax rates are (in Colorado at least) based on where the material is being picked up, not where you purchase it. So, if you pick up the material from our physical location, it's one tax rate, but if you have it delivered outside of Commerce City, it's a different tax rate. So, what I'm trying to do is have the system toss at me the above information in separate line items.
I understand that you can place polygons on the Google Maps API, but I've been unable to figure that out, which will help me on the third point.
1) The driving distance from my place of business to the address input
Since you'll only need 1 place (the other is your place of business), you can use Google Maps Distance Matrix API to determine the driving distance.
2) Tell me if it's in a certain city (Specifically Commerce City)
Place Details response (provided you already were able to retrieve the placeId) will have address_components that can have the city details. You can just match it to your data to determine if its part of a certain city.
3) Allow me to assign a tax rate to certain areas and have that spit back out at me based on that address
This may have to be implemented on your side. You'll have to set the tax rate of a city and another, just need to be matched with the address.
Hope this helps!
I'm using the Amazon Product Advertising API to get products for my site. I need to be able to tell if the new items in the response are coming from Amazon or from a third party. It appears that until 11/01/2012 API this was possible through:
<ItemLookupResponse>
<Items>
<Item>
<Offers>
<Offer>
<Merchant>
<MerchantId>ATVPDKIKX0DER</MerchantId>
<Name>Amazon.com</Name>
However the MerchantId has now been removed from the Offers response group in the API.
IsFulfilledByAmazon is another one which has been removed.
The only thing I can find now which could determine if the item was provided by Amazon would be:
<Offer>
<OfferListing>
<IsEligibleForSuperSaverShipping>1</IsEligibleForSuperSaverShipping>
, as items with SuperSaverShipping are always supplied by Amazon - but I'm not sure if this is reliable?
Any one got a better idea how to do this?
There is an old article before the API change about how to do this, but is now outdated:Amazon Product Advertising API, how do I know which product belongs to amazon and which belongs to amazon market place
Well you can filter the results by setting the MerchantId in the request to "Amazon".
This will return only the offers which are offered by the Amazon merchant.
Notice that you can only set this variable to be "Amazon" or "All"...