Closed huajideshutiao closed 3 weeks ago
i think the easiest way to do this would be to turn on the "Search string fields for URL" option on in the Advanced Options screen, and to just create two Advanced string entries for aaa.net & aaa.com, called something like URL1
and URL2
.
It appears it also supports regex expressions by turning on that option, then naming it something with URL
AND Regex
in the name, then it will treat the value as a regular expression.
Hope that helps!
i think the easiest way to do this would be to turn on the "Search string fields for URL" option on in the Advanced Options screen, and to just create two Advanced string entries for aaa.net & aaa.com, called something like
URL1
andURL2
.It appears it also supports regex expressions by turning on that option, then naming it something with
URL
ANDRegex
in the name, then it will treat the value as a regular expression.Hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply! Although there are some unexpected circumstances, but achieved the original goal, thank you for your help!
Is it possible to match aaa.net and aaa.com through aaa? How should I implement this behavior? Should I fill in aaa or regular expression in the URL or custom string?