01-28-2021 12:00 PM
I understand that for an EDL of type URL, the format is either
company.com
*.company.com
This will include any additional subdomains, whether at the beginning or the end of the URL.
Regarding the forward slash, will a URL like the following be a valid entry that will be processed?
company.com/subpage/QWERTY/
Additionally, does that mean only that subpage link be blocked and not any other subpages of company.com?
01-29-2021 01:52 PM
@HIT_Bradley wrote:
I understand that for an EDL of type URL, the format is either
company.com
*.company.com
This will include any additional subdomains, whether at the beginning or the end of the URL.
Regarding the forward slash, will a URL like the following be a valid entry that will be processed?
company.com/subpage/QWERTY/
Additionally, does that mean only that subpage link be blocked and not any other subpages of company.com?
If you put a block in for "company.com/subpage/QWERTY/" it will block company.com/subpage/QWERTY/ and further extensions of this URL. It won't block "company.com/kittens/QWERTY/" It's an exact match and anything following. --BTW-- this function has nothing to do with EDL, and more to do with the URL matching process in general.
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