Please help a jobless college graduate student

[wolfdael]

I have change detection on a docker and the backend is playwright browserless chrome in another docker.

How do I track jobs on websites like

1. https://www.amazon.jobs/
2. https://www.zoho.com/careers/

For the number 1 there are jobs for several pages and how do track jobs for the keyword "analyst" and "scientist" and also have 2 location filters. Please tell me how to put all these filters and track this?
Additionally, Is changedetection.io detecting changes in all the pages or only the first visible page after the search/filters results?

For number 2, I have tracking enabled for every 5 minutes and for every 5 minutes it gives a false positive notification that there is a change when there is not. How do I make it track properly?

[wolfdael]

@dgtlmoon Can you please please help? Thank you

[immewnity]

You'll need to separately track pages for "analyst" and "scientist", if you're looking for positions with either. You'll notice that as you add filters, the URL in your browser changes; once you get the search filtered to what you'd like, copy that final URL to monitor. You'll probably also want to sort by "Most recent", especially since changedetection.io doesn't do any pagination for search pages - each website implements this differently, so it'd be a pain to try and implement.

Regarding the false positive alerts, you'll likely need to do some fine-tuning on the "Filters & Triggers" page.

[wolfdael]

How do I stop this unwanted notification is this page?

And clicking this checkbox in the browser steps doesnt work, how to fix this? The url doesnt change when I use the checkbox, so clicking the checkbox in the browser steps is the only option for me --

Additionally, Is changedetection.io detecting changes in all the pages or only the first visible page after the search/filters results like "scientist" or "analyst"? If it is tracking only the first visible page, how do I make it track for all pages?

[immewnity]

As mentioned, you'll need to do some fine-tuning on the "Filters & Triggers" page - specifically, setting CSS/XPath filters.

For the checkbox, maybe try changing the step from clicking a specific element to clicking an XY coordinate.

For detecting changes in all pages, also as mentioned, changedetection.io doesn't do any pagination for search pages - each website implements this differently, so it'd be a pain to try and implement. To track for all pages, you'd need to do a separate alert for each page - but you're really looking for when new positions are listed, yes? Tracking just the first page sorted by Most Recent should be enough there.