get_article

Gets an article object from your shop

get_article (
    String token,
    int article_id
)

This table doesn't convey very well that producttype_sizes has sub elements.

The return value is a complex response_object that contains the following:

Type	Return Value Name	Return Value Description
int	article_id	article ID
int	product_id	product ID
int	producttype_id	product type ID
int	producttype_color_id	colour ID
array	producttype_sizes	array of size objects representing the available sizes
producttype_sizes array elements
Type	producttype_sizes element name	producttype element discription
int	producttype_size_id	producttype size ID
int	weight	order weight
string	name	size name
Type	Return Value Name	Return Value Description
int	partner_id	partner ID
int	shop_id	shop ID
int	weight	order weight
decimal	currency	article currency
decimal	gross	article price
decimal	vat	article vat
string	name	article name
string	description	article description
string	image_url	article default image URL
string	base_url	base URL to article image. The base_urls appear to be invalid now. but you can attach the img_size url parameter to the image_url url and get the same picure. I haven't tested adding an img_id parameter yet.
int	view_count	Shows how many printable sides the article has (i.e. Two for back/front). Necessary to append to the base_url.
array	design_ids	array of design_id's representing the applied designs
boolean	stockout	If this is set, the article is out of stock (not available)
boolean	limited	Boolean value. If true, the article is limited to a specific amount.
int	limited_available	If limited is true, this parameter shows, how many articles are left

The methods get_article and get_articles return a parameter called base_url, for example http://www.spreadshirt.net/image.php?type=image&product_id=2008898 You have to append serveral parameters to retrieve the desired article image. The base_urls appear to be invalid now. but you can attach the img_size url parameter to the image_url url and get the same picure. I haven't tested adding an img_id parameter yet.

For example: http://www.spreadshirt.net/image.php?type=image&product_id=2008898&img_id=1&size=big

The return string is a standard format error string and implements all standard error and success messages. The following SOAP exceptions represent specific error codes for this method:

• 101: missing token
• 102: Missing article_id
• 201: empty result set