kanch33

've tried Dreamweaver, and some other programs that I found on the web for maintaining and updating websites with ease, but, to me at least, they're all far too complicated for what I want to do.

For instance, when I want to update the footer on all of the pages on my website, I have to open up each text file (close to 80 of them right now) and copy&paste the updated html. Now, if I were running *nix/linux on a regular basis, I'd simply write a little script to replace text, but unfortunately I have to run Windows for certain software.

So my question is: is there a simple way to find+replace a certain text block on a batch of files in Windows? Maybe there's some little program or some obvious solution I'm overlooking?

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annie_ford

If you put your footer in a server side "included file" , you'd only have to change that file.

Or you could use a Dreamwever template with Editable Areas.

As for your current situation, HotDog allows batch editing. But HotDog is not Free.

Do a Google on Batch Editing.

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