Filter to not block http and https from one domain?

[alex]

Hi,
using Firefox 3.5.7 on Windows XP SP3 and using Addlock Plus 1.1.3

Example:
@@|http://www.myserver.com/*
@@|https://www.myserver.com/*

I have several filters with http and https - so only one letter is difference between them. Is there any way I could only write one filter for this two filters using regular expression?
Regards

[fanboy]

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@@||myserver.com^

[Guest]

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@@||myserver.com^

Hi,
this is not working. It does not work for http nor https web pages. Any other idea?
Regards

[Michael]

What version of Adblock Plus are you using? The syntax should function correctly in 1.1 or higher.

[Guest]

What version of Adblock Plus are you using? The syntax should function correctly in 1.1 or higher.

I am using 1.1.3 as I have written in first post. I see that "@@||myserver.com^" is not working by red "ABP" icon in toolbar. I also see that for example "@@*myserver.com*" also does not work (also red icon), but "@@|http://*myserver.com/*" does work (green icon).

Any idea how to write this filter?

[Wladimir Palant]

So you want to whitelist entire webpages rather than individual items. Then you need "@@||myserver.com^$document"

[Guest]

So you want to whitelist entire webpages rather than individual items. Then you need "@@||myserver.com^$document"

This looks to be working. What does "^$document" ending string means?

[Wladimir Palant]

en/filters#separators
en/filters#options

This filter rule is added automatically if you disable Adblock Plus on a site.

[asdf]

This is a case where the request policy extension should work as your most efficient and powerful http/https boundary enforcer.

[Wladimir Palant]

asdf, reading the question before answering helps. This extension will not help the op solve his problem.

I removed the link in the post above just in case this is spam.