Kameleoon offer to target any type of URL thanks to regular expressions.
Here is a detailed list of the most used regular expressions:
.= Replace one character by any other one in your regular expression. For example, the expressionKamele.onwill target URLs containingKameleoon,Kamele0n,Kamele8on, etc.*= Delete the previous character or add the same character once or several times after. For example, the expressionKameleoo*n, will target URLs containingKameleon,Kameleoon,Kameleooon, etc.?= Delete or leave the previous character. For example,Kameleoo?nwill target URLs containingKameleonandKameleoon.+= Add the previous character once or several times. For example,Kameleo+nwill target URLs containingKameleoonandKameleoooon.|= Target several chains of character. It is an exclusive “Or”. For example,Kameleoon|Chameleoonwill targetKameleoonorChameleoon.^= Shows the begining of the chain.^Kameleoonwill target URLs starting withKameleoon.$= Shows the end of the chain.Kameleoon$will target URLs ending withKameleoon.()=Creates groups of several elements. Usually, this regular expression is combined with the|. For example,Kameleoon (AB Testing|Conversion) Toolwill targetKameleoon AB Testing ToolorKameleoon Conversion Tool.[]= Will be replaced by each character inside the[]. For example,/Kameleoon/[234]will targetKameleoon 2,Kameleoon 3andKameleoon 4.-=/kameleoon/[2-9]will target every page fromKameleoon 2toKameleoon 9.{}= Gives precise limits of the occurences. For example,Kameleo{2,4}nwill target URLs containingKameleoon,Kameleooon, orKameleoooon.
Note : If your character chain contains one of the special characters (
,,.,*, etc.), simply put the antislash \ before it.Note : These expressions are case sensitive.
Here are some examples of the use of regular expressions:
^.{10}$= targets URLs containing precisely 10 characters.general\.(html|php)$= targets URLs ending with eithergeneral.phporgeneral.html. However, URLs ending withgeneral.htmwill be excluded.\/fr\/= targets URLs containing/fr/.\/annexes\/.*\d{3}= targets URLs containing the fragment/annexes/and a 3 digit number.\/annexes\/.*\d{2}.*test\.html$= targets URLs containing the fragment/annexes/, and a 2 digit number ending withtest.html.
