* [[#tab-apiendpoints|API End Points]] * [[#tab-examplescript|Example Script]] ===== Job Search API ===== === getFields === Input: null \\ Returns: JSON : fields \\ URL: /api/jobs/fields \\ \\ \\ === getSingleJob === Input: string : VacancyID \\ Returns: JSON : Vacancy Details \\ URL: /api/jobs/view/{VACANCYID} \\ \\ \\ === search === Input: string : queryString \\ Returns JSON : Search Results \\ URL: /api/jobs/jobs? \\ \\ \\ Examples \\ Return all jobs that contain a text string of test /api/jobs/jobs?$text=test \\ As you can fetch the job fields, you can also search on those, in my example I have a field called V_LOC which contains the location of a vacancy /api/jobs/jobs?V_LOC=Edinburgh&$text=Programmer This would return all vacancies that have "Edinburgh" in their V_LOC field that matches the text string "Programmer" \\ To return all vacancies - don't send any query strings /api/jobs/jobs \\ There is a fully working example of the APIs with source code on the "examples" tab above. ===== Setup Job Search Widget ===== Use this widget to embed a search form onto your own website. First, copy and paste the below code where you would like the search form to be col-md-* is used as an example for bootstrap websites, your website may use a different grid system or a different column class. ~~NOTOC~~

Simple Search

Advanced Search

Position	Job Type	Department	Start Date	Action

Response from Server

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Then copy and paste the following in the footer of your website. Replace YOURWEBSITE-HERE with the full domain (or subdomain) where IQXWeb is installed, remember to keep the prepending / / and ending / ~~NOTOC~~ ===== Example =====

Simple Search

Advanced Search

Position	Job Type	Department	Start Date	Action

Response from Server

{ }

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