Releases for Node Find Replace

Release notes

The node_find_replace module allows global case-sensitive find replace on node content.
This module keeps a history snapshot so that you can undo / redo replaces

Undo/Redo only effects items in the snapshot - new nodes aren't effected

Currently works on
Node Title
Node Body
Node Teaser
CCK Node Titles
CCK Node Text

Updated install and uninstall
Note: Install is not running update properly. After installing you must run update.php, and select version 1 from the node_find_replace dropdown. This update is safe to run multiple times.
It will just give you errors if you run it after it has already been run. Otherwise it will return success.

Release notes

Added undo/redo support for blocks

Updated the History Table so that any 3 columns can be used as a primary key. Previously the history table used nid and vid which only works for nodes and revisions.

TODO:
This module will be refactored to use hooks, and all current find / replace functions will be moved to seperate modules.
The find / replace API will be simplified to make it easy for additional support to be added.

Currently it is pretty easy to add support for additional items, so I am not sure how soon I will get to this.

Release notes

This module is currently considered alpha and should be used by brave souls. Please back up your database prior to using this module and report your experience.
I have only done minimal testing, but it has worked as expected when I needed it.

This module allows you to find/replace node content. Currently it works with both standard and cck nodes.
Features:

• Case sensitive
• Includes undo redo functionality
• Replacements occur across revisions
• Can replace title,body,teaser and most cck fields
• Can be used to swap out views in cck nodes with embeded views

Replacement history is stored in a separate table which stores the hid,nid,vid,search_table,search_field,search_string,replace_string,old_value and new_value.
This allows the undo/redo to be universal for all node types so it is easy to add support for more node types.
This also allows the undo redo functionality to only affect items that were replaced originally.

For instance take the string Cat cat, replacing Cat with cat would yield the string cat cat.
Undoing this operation will only effect items that were changed and sets them back to the original value of Cat cat.