I have over 3 thousand pages with the following script on the page:

 

<script type="text/javascript">

var dhtmlwin = null;

function openThumbnailLink(addr, winWidth, winHeight) {

dhtmlwin = dhtmlmodal.open('ETGfullsizeimagewindow', 'iframe', addr, 'Dianna Agron Photos',

'width=' + winWidth + 'px,height=' + winHeight +

'px,center=1,resize=1,scrolling=1');

dhtmlwin.onclose=function () {

dhtmlwin = null;

return true;

};

}

</script>

 

I just want to find this script on every page and replace it with a new script. Everything is exactly the same in the script on every page except for:

 

'Dianna Agron Photos'

 

which has a different name on every page.

Edited July 19, 201214 yr by riospace

I have over 3 thousand pages with the following script on the page:

 

<script type="text/javascript">

var dhtmlwin = null;

function openThumbnailLink(addr, winWidth, winHeight) {

dhtmlwin = dhtmlmodal.open('ETGfullsizeimagewindow', 'iframe', addr, 'Dianna Agron Photos',

'width=' + winWidth + 'px,height=' + winHeight +

'px,center=1,resize=1,scrolling=1');

dhtmlwin.onclose=function () {

dhtmlwin = null;

return true;

};

}

</script>

 

I just want to find this script on every page and replace it with a new script. Everything is exactly the same in the script on every page except for:

 

'Dianna Agron Photos'

 

which has a different name on every page.

 

I am using Dreamweaver

Got this answer and it worked great:

 

'([^']+)'

 

which should be all that's necessary. Unless-- shudder!-- those variably-named pieces sometimes contain a literal apostrophe. Then you have to go to a slightly more complicated rule involving \\ for the literal backslash where you escaped the literal apostrophe. (Read that sentence slowly )

 

:: thinking ::

 

{blahblah} 'John\'s Pictures' {blahblah}

 

'([^']+(\\'[^']+)*)'