Batch text file editor?
- Thread starter imaneo
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Notepad++
- Sep 10, 2010
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Notepad++
Backup first...
Open the editor -> press CTRL + H -> Click on Find in Files tab.
In "Find what" enter \n
In "Replace With" enter \nwww.
In "directory" enter the directory you want to work on.
For search mode, select the Extended radio button.
Then click on Replace all (You can test it using Find All).
Backup first...
Open the editor -> press CTRL + H -> Click on Find in Files tab.
In "Find what" enter \n
In "Replace With" enter \nwww.
In "directory" enter the directory you want to work on.
For search mode, select the Extended radio button.
Then click on Replace all (You can test it using Find All).
- Nov 3, 2017
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Depends how big is your website there are ready solutions online like those:
https://www.seoweather.com/trim-urls-to-root-domain-standardise-urls-prefixes/
Or just google - trim URLs to root - there are many solutions to either trim or add www/http
https://www.seoweather.com/trim-urls-to-root-domain-standardise-urls-prefixes/
Or just google - trim URLs to root - there are many solutions to either trim or add www/http
likhonahmed
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Hey you can use Notepadd+ +
xasjmak
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Notepadd++ can bring magic to your above problems.
Just try, believe me it works.
marios_521
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There is also a tool in Scrapebox. It has some other interesting options too.
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agree. Notepad+ is a great program.
you can also use column mode - I think you hold down control + alt then press the down arrow and you can put the cursor all the way down the left hand side of the domains, then when you type in www., it will automatically populate the beginning of every row with the same content, and you’ll get the desired result.
I use column mode all the time it’s so useful. So is the regex friendly search and replace as mentioned above by @Gogol
Edit; it’s shift + alt.
ref - https://www.technipages.com/notepad-column-mode
- Sep 10, 2010
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Agreed. For normal dev work, I use vs code. It has all the features a modern editor should have. Notepad++ acts more like the replacement for windows notepad, which still sucks. It doesn't hurt to have a lightweight editor installed.
