Closed Notnilc2107 closed 1 year ago
The regex input I put in the included webpages is:
/^https://blackboard.qut.edu.au/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp\?course_id\=
As the tooltip says, a regex string must comply with the format /<regex>/<flags>
. As what you input here has no ending /
, it will be treated as matching the exact URL /^https://blackboard\.qut\.edu\.au/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent\.jsp\?course_id\=
, which won't match any real world URL.
Fixing the format to something like /^https://blackboard\.qut\.edu\.au/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent\.jsp\?course_id\=/
should get it work. If still not, please provide the exact capture options (which can be obtained from Capture as
by copying the JSON from advanced mode) for further investigation.
It worked. Thanks for answering my rookie question. This is an amazing browser extension by the way, I'd send a tip on ko-fi or buymeacoffee if i could.
An example webpage that I want to capture:
I want to capture every linked page that has a different course_id and content_id. The regex input I put in the included webpages is:
It works fine when I manually put in every linked page, but not when I use that regex input. I think it might be because of the ? after listContent.jsp but I'm not sure. I've tried using regex with with https://demo.cyotek.com/ and it works there. The regex input I used for that was /^https://demo.cyotek.com/