This will match with a url like “…&print=1”
[globalVar = GP:print > 0]
This will match with an url like “…&tx_ext_pi1[var1]=1”
[globalVar = GP:tx_ext_pi1|var1 > 0]
This will match with a remote-addr begining with “192.168.”
[globalString = ENV:REMOTE_ADDR = 192.168.*]
This will match with the page-id being higher than 10:
[globalVar = TSFE:id > 10]
This will match with the pages having the layout field set to “Layout 1”:
[globalVar = TSFE:page|layout = 1]
If the constant {$constant_to_turnSomethingOn} is “1” then this matches:
[globalVar = LIT:1 = {$constant_to_turnSomethingOn}]This will match with netscape and opera-browsers
[browser = netscape, opera]
This will match if any BE-user is logged in:
[globalVar = TSFE : beUserLogin > 0]
This matches logins from users members of groups with uid’s 1 and/or 2:
[usergroup = 1,2]
This will match on any FE-user (because every FE-user has an usergroup)
[usergroup = *]
better:
[loginUser = *]
This matches logins from special users uid’s fe_users-uid1 and/or fe_users-uid2, …:
[loginUser = fe_users-uid1, fe_users-uid2, ...]
This checks if one of the figures in “pages-uidl” is a PID (pages-uid) in the rootline:
[PIDinRootline = pages-uid, pages-uid, ...]
Do the same as PIDinRootline, except the current page-uid is excluded from check.
[PIDupinRootline = pages-uid, pages-uid, ...]
This checks the domain in two ways. As the first does not really work I prefer the second:
[hostname = mydomain.tld] || [globalString = IENV:HTTP_HOST = mydomain.tld]
This ends any conditions:
[end]
or this:
[global]