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For the record, the best way to look for something like this is to use a text editor that can search closed files, like UltraEdit. You give it something to look for, tell it what sort of files to look in, and give a folder to search. It will traverse the entire tree looking and show you each file and line it finds it on.

Incredibly handy.

 

If doing all the customization on the server and have no local copies (!), you can use find and grep or egrep in the same manner. As long as it's not in the database (unlikely for language/templates), it's found fast.

This would probably do it, though untested. ;)

find . -name '*.*' -exec egrep 'the_word' {} /dev/null \;

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What happened to the other posts in this thread? I have a subscription to this thread so know that they existed.

Occasionally something gets moved to be discussed just with the member, by splitting the thread. Part of moderation.

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