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Hello Mike,
Thank you for your help! I'll give it a shot,
and let you know how it pans out.
Rick Sanders
Rick,
If
you have Tango running on a Windows NT/2000 box, I would do the
following:
- Use an
External Command Action in Tango to execute the following string as a
command line: {FIND /I /C "search text" *.html
>logfile.txt}
- Use
a File Action in Tango to read the "logfile.txt" contents into a
variable
- Manipulate the results accordingly depending on what information you
need to display. File names would be very easy to pick
apart.
If
this is something that needs multi-user consideration, redirect the results
into a random temporary file, and then delete it when you are finished reading
the information from it into Tango.
See
how this works.
Mike
Hello list,
I'm wondering if this is at all
possible.
I need to search all the .html files in a
directory to see if they contain a certain keyword.
I've tried a file read action using *.html and
that didn't work. So, my question is if there's a wildcard option I can use
to make the application search through the html pages and then pull the
results.
Thanks in advance,
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