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DySE::StubHub Script Documentation

Introduction

The DySE::StubHub script (make.pl) is a Perl script program that works in conjunction with the generic DySE™ viewer script (view.pl) to display products offered by StubHub.com. The DySE::StubHub script and the DySE™ viewer script run on your web server.

When you run the DySE::StubHub script (make.pl), it downloads and processes the product datafeed file from StubHub.com and creates a products database file. When a user visits your website, the DySE™ viewer script (view.pl) is run and it displays product pages, category pages, or the home page.

A live example website that uses DySE::StubHub is www.bime.com.com/tickets

Installation

For detailed instructions on how to install and use DySE::StubHub make.pland the DySE™ view.pl, click here.

Important:   ID Time Sharing StubHub.com has a one-tier affiliate program; they do not offer a sub-affiliate commission. The DySE::StubHub script uses ID time sharing. On average, your ID is used in links 3/4 of the time, and our ID (Cusimano.Com Corporation is an affiliate of StubHub.com) is used the remaining 1/4 of the time. Because your ID is not used 100% of the time, your effective commission rate is reduced to on average 3/4 of the full rate (e.g.: 8% reduced to on average 6%).

Sample Template Sets

The following are live examples of the sample template sets that are included with the DySE::StubHub script.

www.bime.com/tickets/set1 (templates "set1")		www.bime.com/tickets/set2 (templates "set2")
www.bime.com/tickets/set3 (templates "set3")		www.bime.com/tickets/set4 (templates "set4")
www.bime.com/tickets/set5 (templates "set5")		www.bime.com/tickets/set6 (templates "set6")

Template Substitution Variables

The following item.* substitution variables can be used in an items.html item template file. Variables specific to DySE::StubHub are indicated with a + sign. For the standard item.* variables, see item.*

+	Variable	Description
	item.category	Category name.
+	item.city	City where event is to occur.
+	item.date	Date when event is to occur. Format: dd-Mmm-yyyy
+	item.date.ymd	Date when event is to occur. Format: yymmdd Note: You can use this variable to check if the event has past. Example: <!--if item.date.ymd < date.ymd-->     Event has past! <!--elsif item.date.ymd = date.ymd-->     Event is today! <!--else-->     Event coming soon! <!--endif-->
+	item.date.yyyymmdd	Date when event is to occur. Format: yyyy/mm/dd
	item.desc	Description of event.
	item.img	Undefined. Always "".
	item.name	Name of event. Format: yyyy/mm/dd - Description - Region, State
	item.price	Price range of tickets. Note: Undefined for some events. Format: $MinPrice - $MaxPrice
+	item.region	Region where event is to occur.
	item.sku	Event ID.
+	item.state	State where event is to occur.
	item.url	"Buy URL" for this event.
+	item.venue	Venue name.
+	item.venue.config	Venue configuration, e.g.: Baseball
+	item.venue.img	Venue seating map, large image. Note: Undefined for some events.
+	item.venue.img.thumb	Venue seating map, thumbnail image. Note: Undefined for some events.

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