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eGrabber ResumeFinder - SearchScripts

Creating Search Scripts

Select "Create Script" in the Script Settings options, this will open up new script file.

In the script file, enter the commands between the BEGIN and END statements.

All the queries need to start with a '$' symbol.

Example: $intitle:resume => This query searches for the keywords in the title of the web pages.

All the commands need to be prefixed with the '@' symbol to identify the eGrabber Commands.

Example: @INPUT_KEYWORD => This command implies that the search string entered in the ResumeFinder Toolbar is the input for the search engine.

You can combine these commands with the query.

Example: $intitle:resume @INPUT_KEYWORD @LOCATION => This is the query to search for the keyword entered in the ResumeFinder Toolbar along with the location selected in the Location Setting, in the title of the web pages.

Use the following commands in your script file to customize the search for resumes.

Command Description
  INPUT_KEYWORD The INPUT_KEYWORD represents the input search string to be searched for in the search engines.

Example: INPUT_KEYWORD = Java, C++  (skills)
  SITE / PORTAL The  SITE / PORTAL specifies the website or portals from which the search results are obtained.

Example:      SITE = craigslist.org
  LOCATION The LOCATION specifies the place from which the search results are obtained.

Example:      LOCATION =  NY OR "New York"
  ZIP The ZIP specifies the range of ZIP codes from which the search results are obtained.

Example:      ZIP =  10000..14999 OR 06390 OR 00501 OR 00544
  PHONE The PHONE specifies the area code of the state from which the search results are obtained.

Example:      PHONE = 480 OR 520 OR 602 OR 623 OR 928
  Custom Headers Headers consists of :
Author, Description, Website, Copyright Information and Version  number.

Example:
;Author:  "eGrabber Inc."
;Description: "Custom Logic"
;Website: "www.eGrabber.com"
;CopyRight: "© eGrabber Inc. All rights reserved."
;Version: "eGrabber ResumeFinder 2008. Version.1.0.0.1."
  ";" - Comments Search script query can be commented by using the comment delimiter of ess

The delimiter is semicolon [ ; ]

Example:
                  ; Search query to retrieve resume from specified site
   

Click here to view a sample script file
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