Looks like pagesize is not supported by the website any more, All what this module do is initiate a request to the website & return the result for you.

As I can see, it does tell you how many pages returned in: $result->{'pages'} So you can take that number and loop through it initiating a new request supplying you want the next page by providing 'page' => $page in the options section

Update:Example Code Added

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use WebService::Careerjet;

my $careerjet = WebService::Careerjet->new('en_US');

# Search data 
my $Keywords = 'weather risk manager';
my $Location = 'us';

# Perform a search, asking for the first page 
my $result = $careerjet->search( {'keywords' => $Keywords , 'location'
+ => $Location , 'page' => 1, } );

# Go through results
if ( $result->{'type'} eq 'JOBS') {    
    OUTPUT($result->{'jobs'});
    if ( $result->{'pages'}  > 1 ) {
        foreach  my $page ( 2..$result->{'pages'} ) {
            my $res = $careerjet->search( {'keywords' => $Keywords , '
+location' => $Location , 'page' => $page , } );
            if ( $res->{'type'} eq 'JOBS' ) {
                OUTPUT( $res->{'jobs'} );
            }
        }
    }
}


sub OUTPUT {
    my $lines = shift;
    open(OUT, '>>', "jobs.txt") or die $!;
    foreach my $j (@$lines) {
        print OUT "$j->{'url'}~$j->{'title'}~$j->{'company'}~$j->{'sal
+ary'}~$j->{'date'}~$j->{'description'}~$j->{'site'}~$j->{'locations'}
+\n";
    }
}

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In reply to Re: WebService::Careerjet pagesize..? by ahmad
in thread WebService::Careerjet pagesize..? by cheech

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