Tests

Privacy tests are comparison conditions that are evaluated to determine whether to execute the actions for associated with a test.

The name of a test must be unique among all section names.
Each test can be used by any number of rules.

Configuring tests

The configuration options for Tests are the following:

Option	Description
`Name`	This name must be unique among all tests.
`ReqField`	This option specifies the name of a field, the name portion of a name/value pair, in the request file. The value of this field is used for comparison. You may also apply one of following special field names: `TL_URLEXT` - The file extension portion of the URL `TL_URLTAIL` - The tail of the URL, which includes the last / in the URL and everything following it `TL_VIRTUALDIR` - The virtual directory portion of the URL Note: Privacy test conditions cannot reference request fields that begin with `TL_`. Fields that use these names are considered specific to Tealeaf.
`ReqOp`	ReqOp defines the comparison operation performed by this rule between ReqField and ReqVal. The valid values for this option are the following: `=` - True if the field value equals ReqVal. String comparison is case-insensitive `!=` - True if the field value does not equal ReqVal. String comparison is case-insensitive `>` - True if the field value is greater than ReqVal `<` - True if the field value is less than ReqVal `contains` - True if ReqVal is contained in the field value `partof` - True if the field value is part of (contained in) ReqVal `partoflist` - True if the field value matches one of the values in ReqVal. The list of values in ReqVal can be delimited by semicolons or other delimiter specified by the ListDelimiter property. `exists` - True if the request field exists. Note: For the `exists` operator, you must enter a ReqVal, although this value is ignored.
`ReqVal`	ReqVal specifies the value with which to compare the value of the field specified by ReqField. This value can either be a literal value or a field name. If a field name is specified, then the value of the field is used for the comparison. To use a field name, you must specify `ReqVal is a Field=true` for the rule.
`ReqVal is a Field`	If this option is set to `true`, then the value specified by ReqVal is interpreted as a field name. The default value is `false`.
`List Delimiter`	The character used to separate list items in ReqVal when using the `partoflist` ReqOp. The default value is a semicolon ( ; ).
`Case Sensitive`	Boolean value indicating whether the searches for field names should be case-sensitive. Default value is `false`. Setting this to `true` accelerates searches for this data.

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