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I understand some filters are supposed to be CSS/JSONPath/JQ/XPath Filters, while others accept plain text or regex.
However, I find that the wording on them is confusing.
I'm using the subscription version, and I'd like to know the what the various filtering options mean:
CSS/JSONPath/JQ/XPath Filters - if I enter //a it will only look at the content between <a> tags? Or it will look at the entire line where the <a> tag is located?
Remove elements - What exactly "remove elements" mean? Does it mean it will IGNORE the tags entered?
Text filtering:
Trigger/wait for text - will it trigger a change notification if the text is found in the output from the filters above?
Ignore Lines Containing - if a line in the output from the filters contains the text entered here, ignore the line?
Block change-detection while text matches - I have no idea about this one...
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I understand some filters are supposed to be CSS/JSONPath/JQ/XPath Filters, while others accept plain text or regex.
However, I find that the wording on them is confusing.
I'm using the subscription version, and I'd like to know the what the various filtering options mean:
//a
it will only look at the content between<a>
tags? Or it will look at the entire line where the<a>
tag is located?Text filtering:
Thanks for any explanation!
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