Here\u2019s a quick overview of what\u2019s happening: at the beginning of the year 2018. All applications using our API need to \u2026<\/p>\n
- \n
- be run through HTTPS<\/li>\n
- use the official domains api.spreadshirt.com (North-American platforms) and api.spreadshirt.net (EU platforms)<\/li>\n
- transmit a valid API key<\/li>\n
- provide a user agent<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
HTTPS<\/h2>\n
It\u2019s for the sake of safety. All API requests need to go through HTTPS in future. HTTP requests will then be redirected to HTTPS.<\/p>\n
Official Domains<\/h2>\n
All requests will need to go through our official domains api.spreadshirt.net and api.spreadshirt.com \u2013 all other channels for using the API will be closed. As a safety precaution, we may also block access of unofficial routes.<\/p>\n
API Key<\/h2>\n
All applications issuing API requests need to transmit a valid API-Key.\u00a0The easiest was to do this is by adding a query parameter along with the API key to each URL. An example:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/api.spreadshirt.net\/api\/v1\/shops\/205909?apiKey=8e5bb312-9060-446f-ada2-8c319327745a<\/p>\n
This option will still be supported, but it\u2019s not a recommendation.<\/p>\n
Better still is using the authorization header in place here<\/a><\/p>\n
Communication through HTTPS will also transmit the header encrypted.<\/p>\n
API keys for European and North-American platforms are available here:<\/p>\n
- \n
- https:\/\/www.spreadshirt.de\/-C7120<\/li>\n
- https:\/\/www.spreadshirt.com\/-C6840<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
User Agent<\/h2>\n
All browser applications need to transmit an additional user agent in future, so that the API user can be identified. The user agent needs to look like this:<\/p>\n
User agent: <YourApplication>\/<YourAppVersion> (https:\/\/www.yourdomain.com; yourname@yourdomain.com)<\/p>\n
This is an example of a user agent:<\/p>\n
User agent: WordPress-Plugin\/1.0 (https:\/\/www.deinblog.com; admin@deinblog.com)<\/p>\n
If you use our API, please provide us with a) the name of the application, b) the version of the application, and c) the administrators email address. This is important so we can get in touch when it should it be necessary.<\/p>\n
We hope that you\u2019re just as happy with the changes as we are. Please refer any <\/em>questions and feedback<\/em> you have with us. <\/em><\/p>\n
The post Changes to API Usage<\/a> appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n","content_text":"For those of you making use of the Public API, there\u2019ll be a few important changes coming first thing in 2018. This article will tell you everything you need to know.\n\nHere\u2019s a quick overview of what\u2019s happening: at the beginning of the year 2018. All applications using our API need to \u2026\n\nbe run through HTTPS\nuse the official domains api.spreadshirt.com (North-American platforms) and api.spreadshirt.net (EU platforms)\ntransmit a valid API key\nprovide a user agent\n\nHTTPS\nIt\u2019s for the sake of safety. All API requests need to go through HTTPS in future. HTTP requests will then be redirected to HTTPS.\nOfficial Domains\nAll requests will need to go through our official domains api.spreadshirt.net and api.spreadshirt.com \u2013 all other channels for using the API will be closed. As a safety precaution, we may also block access of unofficial routes.\nAPI Key\nAll applications issuing API requests need to transmit a valid API-Key.\u00a0The easiest was to do this is by adding a query parameter along with the API key to each URL. An example:\nhttps:\/\/api.spreadshirt.net\/api\/v1\/shops\/205909?apiKey=8e5bb312-9060-446f-ada2-8c319327745a\nThis option will still be supported, but it\u2019s not a recommendation.\nBetter still is using the authorization header in place here\nCommunication through HTTPS will also transmit the header encrypted.\nAPI keys for European and North-American platforms are available here:\n\nhttps:\/\/www.spreadshirt.de\/-C7120\nhttps:\/\/www.spreadshirt.com\/-C6840\n\nUser Agent\nAll browser applications need to transmit an additional user agent in future, so that the API user can be identified. The user agent needs to look like this:\nUser agent: <YourApplication>\/<YourAppVersion> (https:\/\/www.yourdomain.com; yourname@yourdomain.com)\nThis is an example of a user agent:\nUser agent: WordPress-Plugin\/1.0 (https:\/\/www.deinblog.com; admin@deinblog.com)\nIf you use our API, please provide us with a) the name of the application, b) the version of the application, and c) the administrators email address. This is important so we can get in touch when it should it be necessary.\nWe hope that you\u2019re just as happy with the changes as we are. Please refer any questions and feedback you have with us. \nThe post Changes to API Usage appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog.","date_published":"2017-12-21T09:26:42-05:00","date_modified":"2025-08-05T13:27:19-04:00","authors":[{"name":"Lena","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Lena Reth\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/71eefd0047a3453eaab1f9820b27a885?s=512&d=mm&r=g"}],"author":{"name":"Lena","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Lena Reth\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/71eefd0047a3453eaab1f9820b27a885?s=512&d=mm&r=g"},"image":"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1513860471\/blog\/Article\/General\/MDS-637-BP-API-changes\/MDS-637-BP-API-changes.png?_i=AA","tags":["Advanced Settings","New Features"],"summary":"For those of you making use of the Public API, there\u2019ll be a few important changes coming first thing in 2018. This article will tell you everything you need to know. Read more<\/a>"},{"id":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/?p=13894","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/2017\/01\/25\/technical-information-api-changes-on-the-horizon\/","title":"Technical Information: API Changes","content_html":"
For all of you techies out there: a change is on the horizon for the Spreadshirt API. If you\u2019re not a techie, you probably don\u2019t know what an API is. Well, API stands for \u201cApplication Programming Interface\u201d and it\u2019s basically a way that one software communicates with another software.<\/p>\n
Spreadshirt\u2019s API is chockful of information that allows other systems to \u201ctalk\u201d to our systems and access the information they need.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re interested in that kind of stuff, the information below is for you.<\/p>\n
What are we changing?<\/h2>\n
- \n
- Right now, if you access a shop article or a list of shop articles via the API,<\/a>\u00a0you will find the element “price”<\/li>\n
- This element will be GONE by end of February<\/li>\n
- Find new prices<\/a><\/li>\n
- Using the \/price resource will calculate the price dynamically instead of having a static and cached price<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/p>\nWhy are we doing this?<\/h2>\n
- \n
- Whenever we change product type prices, print prices, etc. we need to update all articles in our system. This usually takes days and lowers the performance of the API.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Are we sure we want to do this?<\/h2>\n
- \n
- We have used this resource for our marketplace for quite some time and have experienced no problems with the change<\/li>\n
- It means more calls to the API, but the resource is very fast and should not affect the user experience<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
When will it happen?<\/h2>\n
- \n
- We expect to have this resource active by February 28th<\/sup>, 2017<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
We are continually updating and improving our services to make Spreadshirt bigger, better and faster for both customers and business partners alike. This change in our API is another step in a positive direction for more efficient system-to-system communication.<\/p>\n
If you have any questions regarding technical details of the API change, please comment them below and we will answer them for you.<\/em><\/p>\n
The post Technical Information: API Changes<\/a> appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n","content_text":"For all of you techies out there: a change is on the horizon for the Spreadshirt API. If you\u2019re not a techie, you probably don\u2019t know what an API is. Well, API stands for \u201cApplication Programming Interface\u201d and it\u2019s basically a way that one software communicates with another software.\nSpreadshirt\u2019s API is chockful of information that allows other systems to \u201ctalk\u201d to our systems and access the information they need.\nIf you\u2019re interested in that kind of stuff, the information below is for you.\nWhat are we changing?\n\nRight now, if you access a shop article or a list of shop articles via the API,\u00a0you will find the element “price”\nThis element will be GONE by end of February\nFind new prices\nUsing the \/price resource will calculate the price dynamically instead of having a static and cached price\n\n\nWhy are we doing this?\n\nWhenever we change product type prices, print prices, etc. we need to update all articles in our system. This usually takes days and lowers the performance of the API.\n\nAre we sure we want to do this?\n\nWe have used this resource for our marketplace for quite some time and have experienced no problems with the change\nIt means more calls to the API, but the resource is very fast and should not affect the user experience\n\nWhen will it happen?\n\nWe expect to have this resource active by February 28th, 2017\n\nWe are continually updating and improving our services to make Spreadshirt bigger, better and faster for both customers and business partners alike. This change in our API is another step in a positive direction for more efficient system-to-system communication.\nIf you have any questions regarding technical details of the API change, please comment them below and we will answer them for you.\nThe post Technical Information: API Changes appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog.","date_published":"2017-01-25T07:35:31-05:00","date_modified":"2025-10-02T10:38:13-04:00","authors":[{"name":"Rob","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Robert Mayhew\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/c9041081b3c56d21845c2154f0d0f829?s=512&d=mm&r=g"}],"author":{"name":"Rob","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Robert Mayhew\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/c9041081b3c56d21845c2154f0d0f829?s=512&d=mm&r=g"},"image":"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1622646423\/blog\/blog_api_heroimage\/blog_api_heroimage.jpg?_i=AA","tags":["Advanced Settings","Shop Features","New Features"]},{"id":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/?p=13733","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/2016\/12\/02\/its-here-integrate-the-t-shirt-designer-into-your-shop\/","title":"Integrate T-Shirt Designer into Your Shop","content_html":"
You can now offer your customers more choice and earn more in the process by integrating Spreadshirt\u2019s T-Shirt Designer directly<\/em> into your Shop.<\/p>\n
Your customers can adjust and personalize your designs or create their own products without ever having to leave your Shop!<\/p>\n
The best part: Every time a purchase is made – regardless of if it\u2019s one of your products or something customers design themselves – you earn.<\/p>\n
<\/span><\/p>\n
How Does It Work?<\/h2>\n
To integrate the T-Shirt Designer into your Shop, go to ‘Shop Settings’ in your user account and click on your Shop\u2019s ‘Edit’ button. You’ll find the ‘T-Shirt Designer’ option in the column on the left.<\/p>\n
Click it and you\u2019ll see a few options available to you:<\/p>\n
- \n
- Activate T-Shirt Designer:\u00a0<\/strong>Turning on this option integrates the T-Shirt Designer into your Shop and enables you to choose which options you\u2019d like to offer your customers. Selecting this option alone allows customers to edit the color and placement of your designs to their liking. Enabling this option also adds a \u201cCreate\u201d toolbar to your Shop\u2019s header.<\/li>\n
- Include Spreadshirt Designs: <\/strong>Enabling this option allows your customers to choose a design from Spreadshirt, either in addition to or instead of the designs offered in your shop.<\/li>\n
- Allow Customers to Upload Images: <\/strong>Enabling this option adds the uploading feature to your Shop\u2019s designer. Customers will be able to upload their own photos or designs to customize their products.<\/li>\n
- Allow Customers to Add Text: <\/strong>Enabling this option adds the text customization tool to your Shop\u2019s designer. Customers will be able to add text to products in all sorts of colors and fonts.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/p>\nEven if you have no designs for sale, you can still integrate the T-Shirt Designer into your shop, enabling customers to customize products the way they want, just as they would on our platform.<\/p>\n
Your Pay<\/h2>\n
You will earn a commission with every sale generated in your Shop regardless of whether your customers buy your designs, Marketplace designs or import their own designs.<\/p>\n
Affiliate Commission<\/strong><\/p>\n
If a customer buys a product they\u2019ve created in your Shop, and it only includes Marketplace designs or designs they have uploaded themselves, you will earn your Affiliate Commission (don\u2019t forget to check the “Apply Affiliate Commission” box in your user area under “Advanced” -> “Shop Overview”). If a customer orders a product with one of your designs, you will also earn your design price in addition to the Affiliate Commission.<\/p>\n
Volume Commission<\/strong><\/p>\n
Any sale generated in your Shop counts towards your Volume Commission.\u00a0 Volume Commissions are determined by the number of products sold during a respective two-week sales period.<\/p>\n
We are very excited for not only the options this feature will offer your cstomers, but also for the spike in commission it is sure to generate for your Shop.\u00a0 Play around with the different integration features, and you\u2019ll be seeing your sales rise in no time!
\n
\nHow do you feel about the integration of the T-Shirt Designer? Are there any other functions you would like to see added? Please let us know in the comments!<\/em><\/p>\nThe post Integrate T-Shirt Designer into Your Shop<\/a> appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n","content_text":"You can now offer your customers more choice and earn more in the process by integrating Spreadshirt\u2019s T-Shirt Designer directly into your Shop.\nYour customers can adjust and personalize your designs or create their own products without ever having to leave your Shop!\nThe best part: Every time a purchase is made – regardless of if it\u2019s one of your products or something customers design themselves – you earn.\n\nHow Does It Work?\nTo integrate the T-Shirt Designer into your Shop, go to ‘Shop Settings’ in your user account and click on your Shop\u2019s ‘Edit’ button. You’ll find the ‘T-Shirt Designer’ option in the column on the left.\nClick it and you\u2019ll see a few options available to you:\n\nActivate T-Shirt Designer:\u00a0Turning on this option integrates the T-Shirt Designer into your Shop and enables you to choose which options you\u2019d like to offer your customers. Selecting this option alone allows customers to edit the color and placement of your designs to their liking. Enabling this option also adds a \u201cCreate\u201d toolbar to your Shop\u2019s header.\nInclude Spreadshirt Designs: Enabling this option allows your customers to choose a design from Spreadshirt, either in addition to or instead of the designs offered in your shop.\nAllow Customers to Upload Images: Enabling this option adds the uploading feature to your Shop\u2019s designer. Customers will be able to upload their own photos or designs to customize their products.\nAllow Customers to Add Text: Enabling this option adds the text customization tool to your Shop\u2019s designer. Customers will be able to add text to products in all sorts of colors and fonts.\n\n\nEven if you have no designs for sale, you can still integrate the T-Shirt Designer into your shop, enabling customers to customize products the way they want, just as they would on our platform.\nYour Pay\nYou will earn a commission with every sale generated in your Shop regardless of whether your customers buy your designs, Marketplace designs or import their own designs.\nAffiliate Commission\nIf a customer buys a product they\u2019ve created in your Shop, and it only includes Marketplace designs or designs they have uploaded themselves, you will earn your Affiliate Commission (don\u2019t forget to check the “Apply Affiliate Commission” box in your user area under “Advanced” -> “Shop Overview”). If a customer orders a product with one of your designs, you will also earn your design price in addition to the Affiliate Commission.\nVolume Commission\nAny sale generated in your Shop counts towards your Volume Commission.\u00a0 Volume Commissions are determined by the number of products sold during a respective two-week sales period.\nWe are very excited for not only the options this feature will offer your cstomers, but also for the spike in commission it is sure to generate for your Shop.\u00a0 Play around with the different integration features, and you\u2019ll be seeing your sales rise in no time!\n\nHow do you feel about the integration of the T-Shirt Designer? Are there any other functions you would like to see added? Please let us know in the comments!\nThe post Integrate T-Shirt Designer into Your Shop appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog.","date_published":"2016-12-02T12:45:10-05:00","date_modified":"2025-10-02T10:36:44-04:00","authors":[{"name":"Lena","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Lena Reth\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/71eefd0047a3453eaab1f9820b27a885?s=512&d=mm&r=g"}],"author":{"name":"Lena","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Lena Reth\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/71eefd0047a3453eaab1f9820b27a885?s=512&d=mm&r=g"},"image":"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1622652281\/blog\/blog_designer-in-spreadshop_en\/blog_designer-in-spreadshop_en.jpg?_i=AA","tags":["Advanced Settings","Shop Features","New Features"]},{"id":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/?p=13265","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/2016\/08\/15\/spreadshop-new-css-classification-and-deep-linking-structure\/","title":"CSS classification & deep-linking structure","content_html":"
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<\/p>\nWe are continually improving the SpreadShop and its administration, and there’s a lot of work done behind the scenes to make your experience a better one.<\/p>\n
Occasionally, some adjustments may have a direct impact on the look and usability of your Shop, so it’s important to know what’s looming on the horizon.<\/p>\n
In the beginning of September, we’ll be introducing two changes that you should be aware of:<\/span><\/p>\n
New names for CSS classifications<\/strong><\/h2>\n
- \n
- This is only important for you to know if you have written your own CSS<\/strong><\/li>\n
- We are changing the names for CSS classes in HTML and CSS for SpreadShops<\/li>\n
- All classifications will have an added “sprd-” prefix<\/li>\n
- What used to be e.g. “button”<\/strong> will now be “sprd-button<\/strong>“<\/li>\n
- In order to see how the changes impact your Shop, go to your Shop settings and click on “Advanced settings” and tick the box “I use frameworks (e.g. Bootstrap).”<\/li>\n
- If there are any issues displaying your Shop, add a “sprd-” in front of the name of the classification that’s shown incorrectly in your CSS. This way, you’ll get your CSS in tune with the new HTML of your SpreadShops.<\/strong><\/li>\n
- CSS coding is helpful for partners who want to style their shops differently<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
New deep-linking structure<\/strong><\/h2>\n
- \n
- We are going to change the parameters of deep-links at the beginning of September<\/li>\n
- Parameter<\/strong> “\u2013L<\/strong>” will be replaced by Parameter<\/strong> “?q=<\/strong>“<\/li>\n
- Please adjust your deep-links accordingly<\/li>\n
- You can now already use the new parameters since the old ones won’t work anymore after the switch early in September<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
If you have any questions, we’ll be glad to get back to you if you send an email to <\/em>partner@spreadshirt.com<\/em><\/a> or drop a comment below.<\/em><\/p>\n
The post CSS classification & deep-linking structure<\/a> appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n","content_text":"We are continually improving the SpreadShop and its administration, and there’s a lot of work done behind the scenes to make your experience a better one.\nOccasionally, some adjustments may have a direct impact on the look and usability of your Shop, so it’s important to know what’s looming on the horizon.\nIn the beginning of September, we’ll be introducing two changes that you should be aware of:\nNew names for CSS classifications\n\nThis is only important for you to know if you have written your own CSS\nWe are changing the names for CSS classes in HTML and CSS for SpreadShops\nAll classifications will have an added “sprd-” prefix\nWhat used to be e.g. “button” will now be “sprd-button“\nIn order to see how the changes impact your Shop, go to your Shop settings and click on “Advanced settings” and tick the box “I use frameworks (e.g. Bootstrap).”\nIf there are any issues displaying your Shop, add a “sprd-” in front of the name of the classification that’s shown incorrectly in your CSS. This way, you’ll get your CSS in tune with the new HTML of your SpreadShops.\nCSS coding is helpful for partners who want to style their shops differently\n\nNew deep-linking structure\n\nWe are going to change the parameters of deep-links at the beginning of September\nParameter “\u2013L” will be replaced by Parameter “?q=“\nPlease adjust your deep-links accordingly\nYou can now already use the new parameters since the old ones won’t work anymore after the switch early in September\n\nIf you have any questions, we’ll be glad to get back to you if you send an email to partner@spreadshirt.com or drop a comment below.\nThe post CSS classification & deep-linking structure appeared first on The Spreadshop Blog.","date_published":"2016-08-15T12:06:26-04:00","date_modified":"2025-10-01T13:06:06-04:00","authors":[{"name":"Leila","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Leila Omerovic\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/38b7bf4359eb5c7949df03ebd24ed6a8?s=512&d=mm&r=g"}],"author":{"name":"Leila","url":"https:\/\/www.spreadshop.com\/blog\/author\/Leila Omerovic\/","avatar":"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/38b7bf4359eb5c7949df03ebd24ed6a8?s=512&d=mm&r=g"},"image":"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1622683492\/blog\/blog_releases-cw33\/blog_releases-cw33.jpg?_i=AA","tags":["Advanced Settings","Shop Features","New Features"]}]}
- Include Spreadshirt Designs: <\/strong>Enabling this option allows your customers to choose a design from Spreadshirt, either in addition to or instead of the designs offered in your shop.<\/li>\n
- Activate T-Shirt Designer:\u00a0<\/strong>Turning on this option integrates the T-Shirt Designer into your Shop and enables you to choose which options you\u2019d like to offer your customers. Selecting this option alone allows customers to edit the color and placement of your designs to their liking. Enabling this option also adds a \u201cCreate\u201d toolbar to your Shop\u2019s header.<\/li>\n
- We expect to have this resource active by February 28th<\/sup>, 2017<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Right now, if you access a shop article or a list of shop articles via the API,<\/a>\u00a0you will find the element “price”<\/li>\n
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<\/p>\n![\"blog_designer-in-spreadshop_screens_us\"](\"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1622679095\/blog\/blog_designer-in-spreadshop_screens_us\/blog_designer-in-spreadshop_screens_us.jpg?_i=AA)
<\/p>\n![\"blog_releases-cw33\"](\"https:\/\/images.spreadshop.com\/images\/f_auto,q_auto\/v1622683492\/blog\/blog_releases-cw33\/blog_releases-cw33.jpg?_i=AA)
<\/p>\n