Match All within HTTP Content Monitor

Is there a way to match all words in a HTTP Content Monitor?
I have a website that shows the status of three different sections of an application. It shows status, error, and status with the normal responses of "OK", "None", & "Started" respectively. I currently need to have 3 different Content Monitors to confirm that each of those three words are present on the same web page. Unfortunately, I can't just type them in as the page isn't coded with them right next to each other. So it seems I have to use a regular expression, but I don't see an "AND" or "match all" function in the WUG implementation of regular expressions. I see a MatchAll for other coding languages. I am able to use (ok,none,started), but that is an "OR" function and will show okay if any of them are present. I also tried (*ok*none*started*) to no avail. And there doesn't seem to be an "If, Then" function where I can nest the query. I am sure I can setup a TCP monitor manually that will do this, but it seems like this should be a simple enough request that it should have been built into the HTTP Content Monitor.
Thanks in advanced, Pete.
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Moved to the appropriate forum.
There are 2 different HTTP content montiors, can you please post a screen shot of one of your monitor configurations so I can see which one you are using? I believe that you should be able to accomplish this with a regular expression.
You might be able to better accomplish what you're trying to do with the active script monitor I made. You might need to adjust it slightly to fit your needs, but I think it could be setup to match what you want: http://community.whatsupgold.com/script_library/activemonitors/httphttps-content-monitor-with-domain-authenticati
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