HTML Source

[Shades]

Is There An Program That Changes The Source On 100 HTML Files

I Want To Change The Meta Tag And Some Thing Else

[Amputate Your Head]

Macromedia Dreamweaver.

[EricH]

Well.... DreamWeaver is certainly a good product, but it seems like overkill for something like that.

Why not try Macromedia's <a href="http://www.macromedia.com/software/homesite/trial/">Homesite</a> -- it's a heck of a lot cheaper -- and not a bad HTML editor either.

[thepiper]

You have a unix shell?

(in csh)
% foreach name ( ` find . -name '*.html' ` )
foreach? sed 's/pattern/replacement/g' $name > $name.new
foreach? mv $name.new $name
foreach? end
%

(in bourne shell)

$ for name in ` find . -name '*.html' `
> do
> sed 's/pattern/replacement/g' $name > $name.new
> mv $name.new $name
> done
$

its all done

[AWC]

Note Tab Pro

http://www.notetab.com

There is a shareware version available.

Open all your html files with it... do a search and replace across all documents.

Problem solved.

[spacedog]

find & replace via dreamweaver..

[SIG357]

HomeSite is coder-friendly.

[AdultWire]

Homesite is very coder freindly. I was trying out phpEd, but it's not ready for the real world yet.. but it has very promising features -- including test your PHP code on your own machine.

Anyways, Homesite lets you search and replace your whole harddrive if you want -- or search and replace on an FTP site.

[Sleepy]

HomeSite
Best thing I ever did was force myself to learn it. The custom tag buttons save so much time.