Test

‘keywords’ => ‘php developer’,
‘location’ => ‘London’,
‘page’ => $page ,
‘affid’ => ‘cd192b8d8b3c73225d34cf86eeddc874’,
));

if ( $result->type == ‘JOBS’ ){
echo “Found “.$result->hits.” jobs” ;
echo ” on “.$result->pages.” pages\n” ;
$jobs = $result->jobs ;

foreach( $jobs as $job ){
echo ” URL: “.$job->url.”\n” ;
echo ” TITLE: “.$job->title.”\n” ;
echo ” LOC: “.$job->locations.”\n”;
echo ” COMPANY: “.$job->company.”\n” ;
echo ” SALARY: “.$job->salary.”\n” ;
echo ” DATE: “.$job->date.”\n” ;
echo ” DESC: “.$job->description.”\n” ;
echo “\n” ;
}

# Basic paging code
if( $page > 1 ){
echo “Use \$page – 1 to link to previous page\n”;
}
echo “You are on page $page\n” ;
if ( $page < $result->pages ){
echo “Use \$page + 1 to link to next page\n” ;
}
}

# When location is ambiguous
if ( $result->type == ‘LOCATIONS’ ){
$locations = $result->solveLocations ;
foreach ( $locations as $loc ){
echo $loc->name.”\n” ; # For end user display
## Use $loc->location_id when making next search call
## as ‘location_id’ parameter
}
}

?>