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Atom Auctions
RSSAuction now outputs in both Atom and Javascript formats. So, if you're an active eBay user, and you have several auctions going on at one time, you can easily create a search (based on Seller ID) and include the generated, dynamic JavaScript code on your blog for your visitors to see. How's that for convenient?!
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2 Comments
Planet Northern Voice
November 28th, 2007
at 4:15am
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Anonymous
September 24th, 2004
at 10:14am
I would really like this to work for me because I think it is cool but I can't. I tried leaving all inputs blank except for seller and entered 'integritycycle5' for the seller (which is not me by the way but some guy that I check a lot) and I get no results back from the RSS feed generated. Perform the same search on eBay and get two results.