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Overview
The <PathRegex> element is used to apply content settings to requests whose path matches a regular expression. The query string, if any, is NOT included in the comparison.
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Attributes
Content Specifiers
Names | Type | Req? | Default | Description |
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regex regex | string | Y | Specifies the regular expression to apply |
caseSensitive caseSensitive | boolean | false | Controls the case sensitivity option of the regular expression engine |
Content Settings
The element supports a large number of XML attributes corresponding to the content settings supported by the SP:
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Child Elements
Access Control
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Nested Content Specifiers
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<Query> | 0 or more | Matches requests containing a matching query string parameter |
For more details on how the request mapping process works, see the HowTo.
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As with the example in the <Path> topic, this scenario doesn't actually warrant a separate <Path> element since the "secure/" string could be prefixed to the demonstrated expression.
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