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Thanks a lot! What do you mean by "conduct a search & catch the request with Chrome developer"? #1

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davdok opened this issue Mar 23, 2016 · 1 comment

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@davdok
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davdok commented Mar 23, 2016

Hi,

Thanks a lot for your great script.

I would like to update the Search Rules parameters but I don't understand what do you mean by:

"You can conduct a search with browser and catch the request with Chrome developer tool or Firefox firebug, and put those request parameters into the 'searchRules' array in config.json."

Note: I am using Chrome Developer Tool

Best regards,
David

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It simply means you need to go to the search page of linkedin . Then try to search some keywords as per your like. The open the Chrome Dev Tool , goto Network tab. Then try to modify your search by checking in/checking out the options provided for Connections/Country/Company . Once you make any change you would see a new request under the Network Tab, just click on that particular Network Request. That shall open another tab on the right containing Headers, Preview, Response, Cookie, Timing sub-tabs. Under Headers->General you can see the entire URL along with the Parameters, you can take the parameters from there or scroll down to Query String Parameter section where all parameters are listed separately . You can integrate those parameters to your Search Rules.

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