Page URL Targeting

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You can define pages URLs where ads won't be displayed. There are the following rules:

·      Equal

You can forbid displaying of advertisements on exact page URLs.

For example, forbid ads delivery on "http://www.site.com.page.htm".

·      Not equal

You can forbid displaying of advertisements on all page URLs except defined one.

For example, if you set Not equal rule for "http://www.site.com/indexpage.php", ads will be delivered on "http://www.site.com/indexpage.php" only.

·      Contain

You can forbid displaying of advertisements on all pages which URL contain defined value.

For example, if you define "forum", ads delivery will be forbidden on: "http://www.forumsite.com/anypage.php",  "http://site.com/forum/index.php", "http://site.com/forum_page.php", etc.

·      Doesn't contain

You can forbid displaying of advertisements on all pages which URL doesn't contain defined value.

For example, if you define "contact", only the following pages will be allowed to deliver ads: "http://www.contactprofy.com/anypage.php", "http://www.site.com/contacts/1.html", "http://www.site.net/contact_us.php", etc.

·      Regular expression *

You can set a regular expression that will define what page URLs should be forbidden. In regular expressions you can use:

^ - matches the starting position within the string

$ - matches the ending position of the string

* - matches the preceding element 0 or more times

+ - matches the preceding element 1 or more times

For example, regular expression "*adult*com$" allows to forbid ads delivery for all page URLs ending with "com" and containing "adult": "http://adultvideoonline.com", "http://freeimagesadult.com", etc.

·      Not a regular expression *

You can forbid ads delivery for all pages that don't fit to a regular expression.

For example, if you define regular expression "*casino*", ads will be delivered only for page URLs containing "casino", like: "http://www.casinohere.net", "http://www.site.com/casino.php", etc.

* - Warning. Use Regular expression and Not a regular expression rule carefully. You should have at least basic regular expressions knowledge to set this targeting correctly.

For example, if you set "+" as Not a regular expression rule your advertisement will be blocked for all sites.