Condition Operators

When a rule's condition compares the host or URL passed to Preferis, you can use the following operators.

tip

Whether the comparison is case-sensitive depends on the input. Host, URL, App ID, and App path are never case-sensitive, while URL (case-sensitive) is.

is

Checks whether the input exactly matches the specified value.

For example, app.example matches the input app.example.

starts with

Checks whether the input starts with the specified value.

For example, app.example matches the inputs app.example and app.example.com.

ends with

Checks whether the input ends with the specified value.

For example, app.example matches the inputs app.example and myapp.example.

contains

Checks whether the input contains the specified value.

For example, app.example matches the inputs app.example, myapp.example, and myapp.example.com.

matches

Checks whether the input matches the specified pattern. In a pattern, * matches any string and ? matches any single character.

For example, *.example matches the input sub.example, and app?.example matches the inputs app1.example and app9.example.

matches regex

Checks whether the input matches the specified regular expression. Regular expressions use the .NET regular expression engine.