Hi, I have a list of keywords that I want to monitor for on different websites, so I
added them all as global conditions (see screenshot for example). But so far, I’m receiving alerts for all changes to the website pages, even if none of my keywords are present. I even got one where a keyword was present, and the alert didn’t flag it any differently than the rest of the changes. Am I doing something wrong?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
@lfriend Could you review the changes in the change history and check the condition evaluation by clicking on the bell icon? Please note that the change history logs all changes, but alerts won’t trigger if the conditions evaluate to false.
Thanks for those tips. Is there a way to make sure the conditions follow an exact word match? For instance, I want to track the word “AI”, but not the letters ai in unrelated words like “aioli” or “trail”. Does putting quotes work?
@lfriend You can use regular expressions to match words while excluding instances where the word is part of another word.
Added Text matches regular expression \bAI\b with gim flag
It will match both “ai” and “AI”.
If you want a case-sensitive match then you can remove the i flag as shown below.
