Am 29.07.2013 17:53, schrieb Ben Stover:
Assume I setup a *.use.js script for a certain URL
....
// @include http://*.foobar.com/aaa/*
...
Now I want to use this script as well for URLs:
// @include http://*.foobar.com/bbb/*
// @include http://*.foobar.com/ccc/*
BUT NOT in general for http://*.foobar.com/*
e.g. NOT for
// @include http://*.foobar.com/ddd/*
How can I list/chain all applicable URLs in @include statement?
Are they concatenated by comma or blank or "+" or do I have to setup a new
script for every different URL pattern?
Ben
You can add multiple include statements. Your
// @include http://*.foobar.com/bbb/*
// @include http://*.foobar.com/ccc/*
is exactly what you want.
Chris
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