c:\utils\mcms: MCMS String Searcher

We had a case where some content owners copied content from the old site (straight from IE) into the placeholders for the new site. Let me say one thing about that: tell your content owners NOT to do that. Why? Think of image links: they won't be the same, but the URLs will be pointing back to the old site... scary! So we needed a utility that would tear through all text placeholders (Html & Xml) and search for a specific string. I wrote this little utility and it damn sure helped me!

~~» MCMS: String Searcher~~

[Update 10/31/2008 @ 1:50p] Reposted this utility to MSDN Code Gallery. More info in this blog post: Blast from the past: AC's MCMS Utilities

posted on Saturday, February 07, 2004 5:00 PM

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