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Mod: Updated Link (11/7)
Thank you BlazinPast.
Jeez, that was BlazinQuick
Indeed.
Not BlazinFast?
can someone explain to me this whole search link think it just comes up with advance search whereas some other times it shows you the items from the stores.
the search button from the other view breaks the store filter
Beat me by 12 minutes haha - well done :)
That's what she said
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Canon-CLI-42-LGY-Light-grey-ink-…
These retail for $27 each, with free shipping from most places (like Officeworks) if you buy at least two at once. $46 each here on eBay, or $36.8 during the sale or $34.5 if you have ebay plus. Canon glossy ii is even worse, $18 with eBay plus for 100 sheets. BHPhoto has glossy ii for $69 for 400 sheets as their regular price, including international shipping and GST. Get eBay plus to waste money it seems.
Nw it's fixed and working now
How'd you make a search link that quick and effective?
Literally just go through each store and find the username thats always on either the top or bottom of the page. After doing it for a few years, it only takes about 10-15 minutes to do. Used to take 40 minutes. I just wrote a script yesterday though that can do it for me.
Would you kindly share the script with us so we too can do it in seconds instead of minutes or hours…?
@Zachary: if you can make sense of it, i'll message you
@BlazinPast: Ahhhh….yeah that'd take some time clicking on each storepage and then scrolling up or down to look for heir username…..especially when you have like 100+ stores to go through….not to mention that sometimes ebay links to incorrect stores and it will 404 you…..which forces you to google their store name with ebay as the tag……which takes more seconds….or a minute(or even a few, had a web page that finally loaded after 10 minutes…)…(after a while, firefox just crawls to turtle speeds once you have it opened for more than one day straight…..supposedly the cause of this is a memory leak with one or more addons or so I read from a google search because web browsing experience shouldn't slow down to a crawl, unless you're streaming more than one video at a time on more than one tab…..)
…anyways…I was thinking the script could be used in greasemonkey or something or a seperate ready to go batch file…I guess as long as any old average joe can make sense of it, I should be able too….unless you haven't actually finished it forcing me to fill in the missing pieces to make it work…….which requires me brain to actually work to problem solve through it all somehow…
Would it matter if you added a space before or after the username, whether accidental or not, and then a comma, matter?
@Zachary: Yeah, I hate it when they provide the incorrect URLs. I'm not that good at writing scripts. I'm sure after a few tutorials on data scraping you'd be able to come up with your own as well. You don't even need a comma, you can just have spaces in-between the usernames.