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try something like this (assuming here that you are replacing the literal string "$nfotext")


#!/bin/bash

TAGS="nfo1 nfo2 nfo3 nfo4"

nfo1var="text for nfo1"
nfo2var="text for nfo2"...

the problem is that awk knows nothing about your shell variables, you need to set them explicitly

try putting this right after the closing '

HNS=$HNS DOMAINS=$DOMAINS

here's a reference -->...

lots of ways to do that but you need to use the hold space. The catch is that sed stores the hold space as a single line with embedded \n's to represent the "real" newlines. so if we were to read the...

this should do it,

# invoke sed with the -n option to suppress it's normal output
# ie. sed -n -f add_comments input_file > output_file


/^if(top.location != location){$/{
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