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locale settings #80
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Take a look at the utils.js file (line 97):
In other words, you can use the 'domain' property of the query to set the particular amazon store. For example, set the 'domain' parameter to "webservices.amazon.co.uk" to access the UK store. However, you must have an affiliate ID for each store that you wish to query (you probably already knew that part). I tested a few (US, UK, CA) and it works well:
Now, you can turn your frown upside-down. :) |
it works , thanks |
I tried to ctrl+F the readme for "locale" to find that term and thought that maybe this library didn't support switching locales. It was only after reading t3chnoboy#80 that I realized `domain` was the parameter to set. I thought explicitly adding "locale" to the docs might save someone time in the future.
I'm having an issue when performing a itemSearch on 'webservices.amazon.es'. My code is just like the one in the example, the only change is the 'domain' property:
I'm getting Thanks! |
there are no options to enter the locale information lets say 'IN' for 'INDIA' because of which there is no response from the server.. :(
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