Supported Expressions
Auto Refresh Plus, Supports four types of expression that allow you to create patterns that help match, locate, and manage text in page monitor.
Normal Expression#
It searches for keywords on the web page and does not need to be initialized with any symbol. Just press enter on each keyword.
- Auto click on link (If monitored text or regex have a link)
- Open link in new tab
- Visual (Find inside the text you see on the visual screen)
- Source (Find inside the inline text in HTML source code)
Features supported
Custom expression#
It is initialized with two ## symbols, and they are Boolean statements for OR and AND operators. It must be enclosed in parentheses (4 parentheses in total), its syntax is:
##(search1 | search2) (Search3 | Search4)
this statement will search for search1 or search2 AND search3 or search4.
- Visual (Find inside the text you see on the visual screen)
- Auto click on link (If monitored text or regex have a link)
- Open link in new tab
- Source (Find inside the inline text in HTML source code)
Features supported
xPath expression#
The XML Paths Language provides a flexible way of addressing (pointing to) the different parts of a document, it must be initialized with two @@ symbols and followed by the xpath expression such as:
@@//*[contains( text() , "Search")]
or@@//input[contains( @value , "Search")]
This statement will search for search1 or search2 AND search3 or search4.
- Visual (Find inside the text you see on the visual screen)
- Auto click on link (If monitored text or regex have a link || Only Result type 4)
- Open link in new tab ( Only Result type 4 )
- Source (Find inside the inline text in HTML source code)
Features supported
Regex expression#
Auto Refresh Plus also supports Regex expressions and must initialize with the $ symbol and followed by the regex expression, for example:
$/(Search)/
- Visual (Find inside the text you see on the visual screen)
- Auto click on link (If monitored text or regex have a link)
- Open link in new tab
- Source (Find inside the inline text in HTML source code)