Hello all. I need browsenodes for one of the plugins I use on my sites, but am having trouble getting the specific ones that I need. For example, I am trying to find the browsenode for LG televisions, but can't seem to figure out what it is. I tried to use browsenodes.com, but I was not able to find one that was nothing but LG televisions. Does anyone have any recommendations or techniques they use to find the browsenodes? I tried to also pull it from the URL, but was not able to figure out which one is the browsenode number. Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Find the browsenode that includes the products you want then filter using "brand" as shown below. Browsenodes are also available at http://www.browsenode.name/ a browsenode lookup website I built for ASM2 some years ago. $RequestURL = $BaseURL. '&AssociateTag='.$AssociateTag. '&AWSAccessKeyId='.$AWSAccessKeyId. '&BrowseNode='.$BrowseNode. '&ItemPage='.$Page. '&Keywords='.$YourKeywords. '&Brand='.$Brand. '&MerchantId='.$MerchantId. '&Operation='.$Operation. '&ResponseGroup='.$ResponseGroup. '&SearchIndex='.$SearchIndex. '&Version='.$Version; Code (markup):
Thank you very much myhart for the detailed explanation. However, I am quite green when it comes to this, so please excuse my lack of knowledge. Am I looking for this code on Amazon or on browsenodes.com?
I am on the road travelng for the rest of the day so I can't take much time right now to help. First a browsenode is not always available for sortng Amazon products. In which case we need to filter using keywords, brand, manufacturer, seller etc. I assumed your plugin worked wth Amazon's API? If that is the case the plugin would possibly need to be modified to allow for searching by brand in addtion to the browsenode. Knowing the plugin that you are using would also be helpful.
Thanks for your help myhart. The plugin that I need the browsenodes for is Amazon Bestsellers. I am more than willing to modify the plugin if you don't mind guiding me through it. I appreciate the assistance
You can also take the browsenode out of the URL, which is what I do most of the time. Browse to LG Televisions in Amazon, then take the number part of the url. e.g. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/bestsellers/electronics/14210001/ref=pd_zg_hrsr_ce_1_4_last The browsenode is 14210001. Then test it of course. This is for all widescreen televisions. You might not be able to find a browsenode for every situation.