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I'm just wondering if Greasefire takes into account .tld in the includes (as opposed to listing .com, .co.uk, .de, .fr ... etc.), as the one time I have briefly tested Greasefire I noticed one of my scripts (link) wasn't listed when checking on imdb, and I suspect this is because I was on imdb.com and there isn't a special case for .tld.

Does anyone know offhand if I'm right here, or have I done something wrong (or am I being very blind)?

Well it's been a couple of days now since I made this topic; does no one know what I'm talking about here? Am I posting this in the wrong place?

znerp wrote:
does no one know what I'm talking about here? Am I posting this in the wrong place?

@Marti: Thanks for replying. I've been meaning to look at the add on in more depth at some point, but similar to yourself I haven't found myself with a spare hour or so yet.

znerp wrote:
I haven't found myself with a spare hour or so yet.

speaking of includes... why isn't there a way to include a regexp?

you can distinguish it from the "wildcard" format because it could be in the literal form. for example:

/^https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?google\.com\//i

instead of having to worry about including many things past the dot, or having several includes which are converted into several regexp's.

i should file a ticket on greasemonkey's site, but i have a feeling the writer of GM doesn't check it... does anyone know his email / who he is? (or they)?

Avindra Gool... wrote:
speaking of includes... why isn't there a way to include a regexp?
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i should file a ticket on greasemonkey's site, but i have a feeling the writer of GM doesn't check it... does anyone know his email / who he is? (or they)?

I know there's been discussion of this on these forums before. You may want to search (although I guess include and regexp are common enough that you'll likely find nothing).

One example I can think of off the top of my head is here - Include/Exclude Rules

Also worth looking at; Use the mailing lists for extension issues

znerp: Greasefire should handle the special "tld" wildcard. Can you give me an example of a script that should be matching a particular website URL?

Steve Krulewitz wrote:
Can you give me an example of a script that should be matching a particular website URL?

I did in my first post; http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/9174

Further to my above post, it seems to be showing now in the list now so I don't know what's happened there. Thanks for your reply though.

Great, I'm glad it is working!