search string inside asp.net file

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hi,
i need to seach string inside the asp.net file,i need to serch the particular string inside the file or not
is it possible how to do this ??

Thanks inadvance

Posted 20-Aug-12 4:40am

pradeep manne

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ZurdoDev 20-Aug-12 10:43am

Have you used a search tool? Maybe explain more of what you need.

pradeep manne 20-Aug-12 10:48am

i want to search only on some particular class files only,instead of my whole website files.at run time but not using the search tool.
for example i need to search word and highlight the all words,
i need the file name also to be displyed on my search results section

ZurdoDev 20-Aug-12 11:10am

What kind of files? When you say ASP.Net files I am thinking C# or .aspx files they are code files and the aspx will render html so I'm still confused as to what you actually need. Can you give a clear example?

pradeep manne 20-Aug-12 11:16am

class files,.aspx.cs files

ZurdoDev 20-Aug-12 11:19am

Your code will have to access the file system. I suppose you could just loop through the files on the drive and using the File object http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.file.aspx, use ReadAllText or something along those lines.

Christian Amado 20-Aug-12 11:18am

I catch your question. You can do that! highlight words in a document. Let me remember how I did it in the past.

OriginalGriff 20-Aug-12 10:49am

At run time? Design time? I'm not exactly sure what problem you are having...

ridoy 20-Aug-12 12:56pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-20T07:06:00

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I don't see why you want to write code in a web page that searches the code of your web site, but you can write recursive code from the top level of your web site and search for strings inside files, just with File.ReadAllText and string.Contains.

Posted 20-Aug-12 7:06am

Christian Graus