yes, just put a , between your keywords in the admin panel.

The eBayflashseller sort items from one country. If you have items listed in another country, duplicate and change the country. Else, if you have an eBay store, use the eBayflashstore (generator or not), where items are picked up in all eBay websites

You will usually want to associate modules with articles in some way. The modules are allocated to module positions and the module positions appear somewhere on the Web page as determined by the template. However, it is sometimes useful to have a module actually embedded within the article.
To insert a module inside an article, use the {loadposition xx} command, as follows:

• Create a module and set its position to any value that doesn't conflict with an existing template position. You can type in the position value instead of selecting it from the drop-down list. For example, use the position myposition.
• Assign the module to the Menu Items that contain the articles that you want the module to show in. You can also just assign the module to all Menu Items.
• Edit the articles where you want this module to appear and insert the text {loadposition myposition} in the article at the place where you want the module.
• Note that this only works when the Content - Load Module plugin is enabled. If this plugin is disabled, the text {loadposition myposition} shows unchanged in the article.

Language and country are independant. You can choose a sale location and a different language. If you have a multilingual website, you can manage different modules in different languages.

This is a secure restriction from the eBay web service. If you want to load more, multiply your widgets with different filters and/or keyword

The eBayflashseller sort items from one country. If you have items listed in another country, duplicate and change the country. Else, if you have an eBay store, use the eBayflashstore (generator or not), where items are picked up in all eBay websites

You will usually want to associate modules with articles in some way. The modules are allocated to module positions and the module positions appear somewhere on the Web page as determined by the template. However, it is sometimes useful to have a module actually embedded within the article.
To insert a module inside an article, use the {loadposition xx} command, as follows:

• Create a module and set its position to any value that doesn't conflict with an existing template position. You can type in the position value instead of selecting it from the drop-down list. For example, use the position myposition.
• Assign the module to the Menu Items that contain the articles that you want the module to show in. You can also just assign the module to all Menu Items.
• Edit the articles where you want this module to appear and insert the text {loadposition myposition} in the article at the place where you want the module.
• Note that this only works when the Content - Load Module plugin is enabled. If this plugin is disabled, the text {loadposition myposition} shows unchanged in the article.

Language and country are independant. You can choose a sale location and a different language. If you have a multilingual website, you can manage different modules in different languages.

You can sort your items for a specific eBay category.

Be aware that you can only choose a eBay category, and not a personal store category. You can put as parameter one eBay category ID (eBay categories are different for each countries. Please refer to your local eBay website.

Check our tutorial page with listing of categories by country

This is a secure restriction from the eBay web service. If you want to load more, multiply your widgets with different filters and/or keyword

You will usually want to associate modules with articles in some way. The modules are allocated to module positions and the module positions appear somewhere on the Web page as determined by the template. However, it is sometimes useful to have a module actually embedded within the article.
To insert a module inside an article, use the {loadposition xx} command, as follows:

• Create a module and set its position to any value that doesn't conflict with an existing template position. You can type in the position value instead of selecting it from the drop-down list. For example, use the position myposition.
• Assign the module to the Menu Items that contain the articles that you want the module to show in. You can also just assign the module to all Menu Items.
• Edit the articles where you want this module to appear and insert the text {loadposition myposition} in the article at the place where you want the module.
• Note that this only works when the Content - Load Module plugin is enabled. If this plugin is disabled, the text {loadposition myposition} shows unchanged in the article.

I installed your module but get this error and cant figure it out:

Deprecated: Function split() is deprecated in .../modules/mod_Ebayseller/tmpl/default.php on line 35.

You have an old version of the eBayseller module. After the 3.0 version, all scripts are runned on our server, so no more issues would appears on your web pages.

So delete your version, and re-download on the dedicated ebayseller page

You have an old version of eBayseller, and some administrations will not display the language menu.

After the new 3.0 version, all languages management has been transfered to our servers, and this issue would never appear again.

Please re-download the module on the dedicated eBayseller page

Prices and currencies are automatically defined by your eBay source localization.

Language and country are independant. You can choose a sale location and a different language. If you have a multilingual website, you can manage different modules in different languages.

You will usually want to associate modules with articles in some way. The modules are allocated to module positions and the module positions appear somewhere on the Web page as determined by the template. However, it is sometimes useful to have a module actually embedded within the article.
To insert a module inside an article, use the {loadposition xx} command, as follows:

• Create a module and set its position to any value that doesn't conflict with an existing template position. You can type in the position value instead of selecting it from the drop-down list. For example, use the position myposition.
• Assign the module to the Menu Items that contain the articles that you want the module to show in. You can also just assign the module to all Menu Items.
• Edit the articles where you want this module to appear and insert the text {loadposition myposition} in the article at the place where you want the module.
• Note that this only works when the Content - Load Module plugin is enabled. If this plugin is disabled, the text {loadposition myposition} shows unchanged in the article.

You have an old version of SingleEbay, and some administrations will not display the language menu.

After the new 3.0 version, all languages management has been transfered to our servers, and this issue would never appear again.

Please re-download the module on the dedicated SingleEbay page

Language and country are independant. You can choose a sale location and a different language. If you have a multilingual website, you can manage different modules in different languages.

This is a secure restriction from the eBay web service. If you want to load more, multiply your widgets with different filters and/or keyword

You will usually want to associate modules with articles in some way. The modules are allocated to module positions and the module positions appear somewhere on the Web page as determined by the template. However, it is sometimes useful to have a module actually embedded within the article.
To insert a module inside an article, use the {loadposition xx} command, as follows:

• Create a module and set its position to any value that doesn't conflict with an existing template position. You can type in the position value instead of selecting it from the drop-down list. For example, use the position myposition.
• Assign the module to the Menu Items that contain the articles that you want the module to show in. You can also just assign the module to all Menu Items.
• Edit the articles where you want this module to appear and insert the text {loadposition myposition} in the article at the place where you want the module.
• Note that this only works when the Content - Load Module plugin is enabled. If this plugin is disabled, the text {loadposition myposition} shows unchanged in the article.

You have an old version of myEbay, and some administrations will not display the language menu.

After the new 3.0 version, all languages management has been transfered to our servers, and this issue would never appear again.

Please re-download the module on the dedicated myEbay page