Some APIs have limitations on the number of items returned in a single request to prevent excessive data transfer. In this case, you would need to make multiple requests to retrieve all the data.
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MaFt you truly are a rock star!
Thanks for the great support, you are the best!

And for anyone who’s curious…:

$results = (object) array_merge((array) $response_1->body->ITEMS, (array) $response_2->body->ITEMS …)

Thanks for the awesome support at this site! MaFt thumbs up! unogs thanks for testing! Great! Works like a charme now! 😉

should be in your inbox. 😃 Thank you!! 😃

Do you want to email me your code and I can have a look at the whole lot? Do remove your mashape key and any identifiable info etc though. mail AT maft DOT co DOT uk

reponse_1 and _2 starting with the correct titles as unogs wrote above. Every page has 100 titles. That seems to be correct. I'm using a string to get each title. Like this:

do { 
	foreach (datareq->body->ITEMS as ITEM) {
       ....
      }
} while (i <= $anzahl);</pre>

Jakothan - difficult to say without seeing the whole code. Are you converting the json into an array for parsing? when you do an array dump for $response_1 and $response_2 are you getting page one and page 2 data being shown?

Hi MaFt, thanks for your inspiration. 😃 I have 2 requests now, every request has the correct results. But when I merge them, only the last 100 results will be shown - so as I wrote above.
I’ve merged them on this way: <pre>$results1 = (object) array_merge((array) $response_1, (array) $response_2);</pre> Have you an idea? It’s only a hobby for me, I’m not a “Professional Coder” … 😕

Create a new array.
Put each result from page 1 into an array.
Use the ITEMS divided by 100 to see how many pages you need.
Parse the next pages (if needed) and ADD those to the existing array.

THEN do you work with each item in the array.