regex include main page visits from one keyword - regex

I got a lot of visits to my site main page from different keywords. Examples of format might be as following:
/?keyword= train hard
/
/?keyword=
etc., etc.
To be able to sum up all visits to my main page despite from the keyword, I wanted to use a Regex like ^/$. However, that didn't work out. What RegEx should I apply to get the proper result?
What RegEx should I apply to see other sections of my website in a similar way? E.g.
/booking?keyword= or /section?keyword=any ?
Thanks in advance!


For main page you can try: ^\/(?:\?keyword=.*)?$
Look here for example: https://regex101.com/r/5uCFun/2
For other pages similarly: ^\/booking(?:\?keyword=.*)?$
Example here: https://regex101.com/r/1dAaHL/2

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I tested this at https://regex101.com/r/9c2IRC/1/

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Not what I have searched for, but comes near.

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I think, as retracile mentioned, that MyPage/MySubPage does not create a true hierarchy, but rather just a page containing a forward slash in the name, and in TitleIndex the pages are presented such that they appear to be in a hierarchy (but often do not display the way you would like; as I mentioned it leaves much to be desired).

Parent-child wiki pages aren't directly modeled in Trac. Essentially, "/" is allowed as part of a wiki page name.
You should be able to create a macro that does something like what you want; essentially:
[[sub(MySubPage)]]