If they are....does anyone have any good ideas on how to download the information? I can write a program to parse the output of a search, and dump that into a local database. But getting popsike to output EVERYTHING with one search is difficult.
anyone?
-pj
try searching for extremely generic terms likely to be in most auctions like 'lp' or '45'.
that, or create your own ebay indexing service similar to popsike, not sure how difficult that would be though.
If they are....does anyone have any good ideas on how to download the information? I can write a program to parse the output of a search, and dump that into a local database. But getting popsike to output EVERYTHING with one search is difficult.
anyone?
-pj
try searching for extremely generic terms likely to be in most auctions like 'lp' or '45'.
that, or create your own ebay indexing service similar to popsike, not sure how difficult that would be though.
This used to work, but now all search strings have to be at least 4 characters long.
If they are....does anyone have any good ideas on how to download the information? I can write a program to parse the output of a search, and dump that into a local database. But getting popsike to output EVERYTHING with one search is difficult.
anyone?
-pj
try searching for extremely generic terms likely to be in most auctions like 'lp' or '45'.
that, or create your own ebay indexing service similar to popsike, not sure how difficult that would be though.
This used to work, but now all search strings have to be at least 4 characters long.
I think I just cracked the riddle, I can get over 100,000 listings at once. PJ, if you want the info just shout
If they are....does anyone have any good ideas on how to download the information? I can write a program to parse the output of a search, and dump that into a local database. But getting popsike to output EVERYTHING with one search is difficult.
anyone?
-pj
try searching for extremely generic terms likely to be in most auctions like 'lp' or '45'.
that, or create your own ebay indexing service similar to popsike, not sure how difficult that would be though.
This used to work, but now all search strings have to be at least 4 characters long.
I think I just cracked the riddle, I can get over 100,000 listings at once. PJ, if you want the info just shout
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the end of scores in crappy (read: no internet) record stores
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try searching for extremely generic terms likely to be in most auctions like 'lp' or '45'.
that, or create your own ebay indexing service similar to popsike, not sure how difficult that would be though.
This used to work, but now all search strings have to be at least 4 characters long.
I think I just cracked the riddle, I can get over 100,000 listings at once. PJ, if you want the info just shout
Like http://www.hot-shareware.com/internet-tools/http-weazel/?
yeah man, hook it up.
If you can get 100,000 listings at once I can write a parser that extracts the info.
-pj
I havn't used these, but I doubt it would get the database portion, which is the most important part.
-pj
you've been knowledged. report back if it's a success.
"lp" and "45"????
i dont visit popsike much.