How do I do that? the files are .html, and I made the same mistake on all of them- - ALLLLLLLLLLLLLL OF THEM!!!!!! Can I do a "find and replace" across the whole batch of files? How?!
F@#$! Please help I made a mistake - find and replace across a set of files
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Its very easy. Do you use Dreamweaver?Comment
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Best Search and replace on the planet. Lets you replace paragraphs of text at a time.
http://www.serpik.com/htmlsr/
your welcome.
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Oh shit, I have only done it on one page. Someone else will need to tell you how to do a whole folder.Originally posted by WolfyBasically - I have a folder with about 200 pages I just finished editing, and I screwed something up in the process - so I need to search and replace across the whole folder in every .html file. How do I do this in DW?
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Originally posted by SmokeyTheBear
Try this , i just used it to do exactly what you need done.
Its a demo , but it works fine..
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Tom from Tomsnewbiebooster made a nice little tutorial on how to do batch replacements.. http://www.tomsnewbiebooster.com/sr-win-tutorial.htmlComment
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1). Open one of the documents which resides in the folder with all the others.
2). Click EDIT>FIND AND REPLACE, or simply CTRL-F.
3). FIND IN: Folder - click on the folder (once you have opened the folder simply click SELECT.
4). SEARCH FOR TEXT: enter the EXACT text (include spaces if need be).
5). Pick INSIDE TAG or NOT INSIDE TAG -- Also, from the next pull down, pick the ANY TAG option.
6). REPLACE WITH: enter the new text.
7). pick your options (I always use MATCH CASE!)
For the next step I use FIND ALL, not REPLACE ALL so I can verify the files.
all done.Comment
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Ok, I tried that srwin program, that does the job fairly well. Only problem is I can only do one line at a time... How about this.
What do you guys use to do the same type of work, go through a whole folder full of html files, but add (for instance) meta tags to the whole batch?Comment
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ex: if I want to take this part of the files (a.html, b.html, c.html, d.html, etc) -
<html>
<head>
<title>some page</title>
and replace it with
<html>
<head>
<title>some page</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" />
<meta name="generator" content="vBulletin 3.0.3" />
<meta name="keywords" content="vbulletin,forum,bbs,discussion,jelsoft,bu lletin board" />
or whatever happens to be going there, of course.
How do you do that? Do any of the programs alre3ady mentioned do that?Last edited by Wolfy; 01-03-2005, 03:40 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by WolfyOk, I tried that srwin program, that does the job fairly well. Only problem is I can only do one line at a time... How about this.
What do you guys use to do the same type of work, go through a whole folder full of html files, but add (for instance) meta tags to the whole batch?
Homesite. extended find and replace. Just highlight what you need to replace, it will put it all in the top box cr's and everything.
In the bottom box put what you want to replace it with. Click html files and do sub dirs, select the main dir and hit go. Just don't fuck up a second time or yer really fucked.
Don't reply. Let it die.
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check out my post wayy above. I already posted the software you need. It will let you replace blocks of text within subfolders and will fix your problem 100%Originally posted by WolfyOk, I tried that srwin program, that does the job fairly well. Only problem is I can only do one line at a time... How about this.
What do you guys use to do the same type of work, go through a whole folder full of html files, but add (for instance) meta tags to the whole batch?Comment
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hey guys I have a simliar problem... I have a lot of lines of code I need to replace on about 90 pages. But they are in each of their own sub directories. Who got a program do do search/replace of HTML code and look through subdirectories for .html files.Comment
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CodeSwitcher.hey guys I have a simliar problem... I have a lot of lines of code I need to replace on about 90 pages. But they are in each of their own sub directories. Who got a program do do search/replace of HTML code and look through subdirectories for .html files.
On the condition that.... the code to be replaced on the 90 pages is unique and not contained within any other pages of these directories.XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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