I used to do that, then I started setting some of these "common change
items" as variables in the application.cfm. You want to change the
background on all pages? One line of code.
<cfset REQUEST.background = "image.gif">
The best part is, because you control how you're using the variable, you
don't have to worry about "accidentally" replacing something that belongs.
Sharon
At 01:00 PM 9/27/2000 -0500, Gavin Myers wrote:
>I've used Extended Find/Replace quite a bit to run long tedious stuff, like
>when people say
>
>"can you make the background cornflower blue instead of white? because white
>is so blah, i know that our site spans over 160,000 cfm pages but i'm sure
>you can do it!"
>
>It works for things like that as long as you can find a similarity to
>replace...
>
>otherwise i suggest drinking heavily
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