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Need a program that will let me do bulk changes in html code on web pages
Without going into the gory details, I need a program that will let me load half a dozen html files and bulk change (bulk search-and-replace) links that are now no longer correct.
Some of these pages go back 15 years and I was too stupid then to have used relative links.... I tried loading into Word and WordPerfect, but they load looking like webpages and not has html. I assume I can use Notepad, but if there is something simpler/better, would love to be pointed at it. Freeware please :) |
Sublime Text 3 or TextPad should be able to do it. Both are free to download.
In Linux, I'd figure out how to use sed or awk. |
I like Notepad++
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Originally Posted by javabytes
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I like Notepad++
Here is a link on how to use Notepad++ for bulk search and replace multiple files: http://cybernetnews.com/find-replace-multiple-files/ |
Programmers Notepad 2 is also a good option. Haven't used Notebook++, but it sounds similar.
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Originally Posted by Need
(Post 23431638)
^ Notepad++ is awesome.
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Originally Posted by RDUpax
(Post 23435404)
^ Here is another +1 for Notepad++. If you need to compare your before and after files then take a look at WinMerge, it is freeware too.
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This is my favorite regex cheat sheet for Notepad++. It's pretty neutral but leaning more towards perl syntax
http://www.cheatography.com/davechil...r-expressions/ ...but you probably are already a master at regex |
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