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I am trying to increase the results per page for example when you open:
http://components.arrow.com/part/search/BAV99
The website gives you the option to choose from displaying 10, 25, 50 or 100 by clicking on the link 50. Now My question is how I would display 99999 results with curl for example.
The page you’re targeting, http://components.arrow.com/part/search/BAV99, uses a form to supply POST data the server uses to identify how many records to return, what starting offset to use for pagination, how it should be sorted, etc.
As @EvanLarsen’s noted in his answer, you need to use
curl -d "<POST_DATA>" <URL>.However, it appears the site will properly respond to a request with only those fields you actually care about supplied.
To return only the first record:
To return only the second record:
To return 99999 records (as you asked):
If you want a decent UI to make modifying and submitting POST data and viewing results easier in a web browser (instead of using
curl), check out the Request Maker Chrome Extension.