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Fwd: Re: API Issues

Originally from ticket #3651.

Jim,

Please, forward to support and email myself and Javier for the next steps.

Thanks!

 

---------- Original Message ----------

From: "Todd O. Chitoff" < tchitoff@ticketplayground.com>

To: " jpalma@ticketevolution.com" < jpalma@ticketevolution.com>

Cc: " jmancera@gmail.com" < jmancera@gmail.com>

Date: December 16, 2011 at 4:31 PM

Subject: Re: API Issues

Hi Jim,

 

I tried to reach via email and phone for the last few days. Please, let me know

a convenient time to speak further. Thanks.

 

On December 13, 2011 at 1:11 PM "Todd O. Chitoff"

< tchitoff@ticketplayground.com> wrote:

My other concern is why is an event listed if no tickets are available in the

inventory system. For example, the below event is listed

 

http://www.ticketplayground.com/catalog.php?cid=1&sid=7

 

but no tickets are available this should be disabled. Please, call or email me

at you're convenience. Thanks.

 

On December 13, 2011 at 12:51 PM "Todd O. Chitoff"

< tchitoff@ticketplayground.com> wrote:

Jim:

 

It seems alot of the popular concerts and sporting events aren't being

listed

through our api. This seems to be a repetitive problem. I know you were

doing

system maintenance a few days ago but we are still having problems on our

side.

Please, keep me posted, asap. Thanks.

 

Todd Chitoff

Direct: 305-432-0563

 

 

Sometimes events are listed that have no tickets because we expect tickets to be listed or because the last of the tickets are gone. We do this for several reasons including:

- Tickets may be added

- There were tickets but the last of them are now gone/deleted

- Catalog completeness

- Some people build something in their site to allow visitors to sign up to be notified when tickets do become available

- The event could be cancelled/postponed and someone may wish to display that to their site visitors. You can check whether an event is cancelled or postponed via the 'state' property. A value of "shown" is normal. You may see "cancelled" or "postponed" as well.

Via the API all events include a property 'products_count' which shows how many tickets are available. If you prefer to not show events with no tickets listed you can look for ones that have a 'products_count' of 0 and ignore them.

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Ticket Evolution API Evangelist

Co-Author of the PHP Library

https://github.com/ticketevolution/ticketevolution-php

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