The way the scripts are written you cannot use the # character in the search string (but you can modify the scripts if needed). If you need to use " in the search string or new value string you will need to use \" in the string in the script.
This is the Search Script.
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<?php
// this script will search all the files of a specific type in a specific directory and list those that contain a specific string
//
// enter the string you want to find - it cannot contain the # char or the script will fail
$searchString = "find this";
// enter tha path to the search directory, and the file type to search
$path = "path_to_files/*.htm";
//
// do not change anything below this line
$searchString = "#".$searchString."#";
$globarray = glob($path);
if ($globarray) foreach ($globarray as $filename) {
$source = file_get_contents($filename);
if (preg_match($searchString,$source)) echo "$filename <br>";
$count++;
}
echo "Done - processed $count files";
?>
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<?php
// this script will search all the files of a specific type in a specific directory and do a mass change
//
// enter the string you want to change - it cannot contain the # char or the script will fail
$searchString = "find this";
// enter the new value for the string
$newValue = "change to this";
// enter the path to the search directory, and the file type to search
$path = "path_to_files/*.htm";
//
// do not change anything below this line
$searchString = "#".$searchString."#";
$globarray = glob($path);
if ($globarray) foreach ($globarray as $filename) {
$source = file_get_contents($filename);
$source = preg_replace($searchString,$newValue,$source);
file_put_contents($filename,$source);
$count++;
}
echo "Done - processed $count files";
?>