SimonStaton Posted January 25, 2010 Posted January 25, 2010 Hi,I am trying to have an executable file that will copy main.html and email.php and then paste a new copy of them called main1.html and email1.php,it must then look inside main1.html and find EMAIL123 inside the code, then replace that with a user given value so I'm not sure if I could have a command prompt or something appear where they can then type in the email they want it to be replaced with.it then has to look inside email1.php and find THEIREMAIL123 and again replace this with a user given value.one of my friends told me to look into autoit not sure if it can do this but if you know of something that can I would be very grateful.Simon
SimonStaton Posted January 25, 2010 Author Posted January 25, 2010 I found this code elsewhere on the forum which could help do a part of what I have asked: $file = FileOpen ( "C:\Users\Simon\Desktop\Action New Customer\Email.php", 0 ) Dim $Contents While 1 $Line = FileReadLine ( $file ) If @error Then Exitloop If $Line = "email123" Then $Line = "emailinhere" $Contents = $Contents & $Line & @CRLF WEnd FileClose ( $file ) $file = FileOpen ( "C:\Users\Simon\Desktop\Action New Customer\Email.php", 2 ) FileWrite ( $file, $Contents )
SimonStaton Posted January 25, 2010 Author Posted January 25, 2010 I also found this if it helps that seems to open a input box where they could asign the values: $edit_field = InputBox('Customers Email', 'Type in User Input','name@domain.com','',163, 178, 529, 363) If $edit_field > 'name@domain.com' Then MsgBox(0, $edit_field, $edit_field) EndIf
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