01-14-2011
Replacing dates]] with (dates)]]
Hi guys,
For my wiki site I need to fix 1400 pages that use the wrong date format, most pages (not all) use eg. 1988]] I need to change that to (1988)]]
The date range goes back to 1400 so I guess I need to do the following
ssh into my server,
dump mysql database
vi .sql dump
search and replace string
restore new .sql
voila
My request here is, can someone place write the search and replace string for this
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