Preserved Topic: Editing several .htm files in one single step (Page 1 of 1)

Hi

I wonder if there's any way to replace text in several .htm files in one step. You know that you can use the command "replace" in notepad for one single file. I wonder if you can do the same thing but for several different files at the same time.

Would be grateful if someone could help me.
Axel

axe: Welcome. I'm not sure if you mean online or offline. If you just mean in a HTML editor then a number will allow you to find and replace things and pos. across numerous pages. If that is what you want we could probably throw in a few names. If you want to do this to an online webpage you'll need server side scripting.

Hope that helps.

Emps


You're my wife now Dave

check this out:
http://dmoz.org/Computers/Software/File_Management/Search/

You can do that using MicroSoft Development Studio. (Probably not the answer you want to hear)

If your files are located locally, you can use Extended Find & Replace feature of MAX's HTML Beauty++ ME to do that...

If you use HomeSite's built-in FTP engine to access your online file system, you can find and replace across your entire live site. That's too dangerous for me, though... I wouldn't risk that if my deadline was two seconds from now. I recently did a global find and replace to change "id" to "class" on some local documents, but I checked the wrong boxes, and changed "visibility: hidden" to "visibility: hclassden"... and a bunch of "width" to "wclassdth"... scary scary stuff.

I use Editpad from http://www.jgsoft.com , it's really good for stuff like that...

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