How to make plugin work only in certain pages?

@gokberktalu whenever you use a RegEx rule (either unload or load exception), you have to add the URI there, not the URL. It has to be relative as you might having a staging website and move your website there.

The rules will still apply, even if the hostname is different. You don’t need to use the full URL. Is there a reason you want to do that? Let me know the type of rules you want to apply and I’ll be happy to help you out.

Hello Gabe,

My website is currently live (under construction mode).

I don’t want to share the link here, so I’ll write a madeup domain to explain what I want to do.

Let’s say my website is randomwebsite.com

I have certain pages where a plugin is used.

For example randomwebsite.com/lessons

so, do I simple write /lessons ? Can you show me which options I need to select for RegEx rule for URI? I’m still new to this plugin..

THanks

EDIT:

for example not the #/lessons/# but only the /lessons directory. Is that possible?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by gokberktalu.

@gokberktalu my sincere apologies for this late reply! If you just want the rule to apply to /lessons, but not /lessons/any-str-here/ then you have to use the following RegEx: #^/lessons$# -> this will ONLY match if the URI is /lessons

However, sometimes, URLs have query strings that are appended after the question mark (e.g. /lessons?utm_source=info-here). In this case to match either /lessons and /lessons?(anything after the question mark), the RegEx would be: #(^/lessons$)|(^/lessons\?)#