How do I include a jobstreet search query in my website?

Something similar to this:

http://www.pamcham.org.ph/index.phpoption=com_wrapper&Itemid=99

I have no idea of Jobstreet good enough, but it is possible that they offer some form of API that enables to add the results on the job lookup on a further site.That is definitely plausible which the Pampanga Chamber associated with Commerce has a contract in location with Jobstreet that enables them to perform just in which.I will not see any publicly accessible API stated on its site, so you should contact them and have them if what you need to accomplish is likely (and allowed, even).

If your above alternative wasn’t practicable, you could always vacation resort to old-fashioned screen-scraping, using just about any back-end technology you used to be familiar having (I would take action in PHP, but that you can do it with every language).In essence, you’d teach your script to open any URL, carefully crafted that include the seek parameters you would like to include, after which parse the results using frequent expressions.For instance, this will be the URL for any search for “web developer” in the N.D.R., within just “IT — Software”:

http://job-search.jobstreet.com.ph/philippines/job-opening.phpkey=web+developer&location=61100&specialization=191&position=&ss=1&by=search&src=11

Obviously, you’d wish to adjust that parameters with the search you would like to do.Throughout PHP, assuming which the system appeared to be configured properly, I would then work with fopen() to help retrieve that content of the page and parse them.

Please understand that this approach would have been a hack, with best.Any and each and every time Jobstreet improved anything within their interface, you’d likely have to modify your script.

Ingat:-).