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Archive.org HTML Link Editing Shortcut(s)

by warrior2008
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Warriors,

I am looking to download my lost files that I noticed are still saved at Archive.org. I have purchased my Domain back. All my page files are linked in the source code to...

"/web/20100906074905im_/http://mydomain.com/" and in order to upload the site/files I need to delete all of this from the beginning every single image or link in the page.

Is there a fast way to do this? Program that removes this?

Thanks,

Lance
#archiveorg #editing #html #link #shortcuts
  • Profile picture of the author nmwf
    Is it a WordPress blog? You should be able to locate a search-and-replace plugin for that if it is.
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    • Profile picture of the author warrior2008
      Originally Posted by nmwf View Post

      Is it a WordPress blog? You should be able to locate a search-and-replace plugin for that if it is.

      Unfortunately not. Its just HTML...
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      • Profile picture of the author nmwf
        Originally Posted by warrior2008 View Post

        Unfortunately not. Its just HTML...
        Well, in that case, you're going to need a sturdy text editor. For that, I recommend NoteTab Pro. It will search and replace content in files without you having to load up each file individually. Highly recommended, though there really are a bunch of smaller text-replacement utilities available that will do the same thing.
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        • Profile picture of the author warrior2008
          Originally Posted by nmwf View Post

          Well, in that case, you're going to need a sturdy text editor. For that, I recommend NoteTab Pro. It will search and replace content in files without you having to load up each file individually. Highly recommended, though there really are a bunch of smaller text-replacement utilities available that will do the same thing.
          Perfect, Thanks.
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