Okay, if I use a script that contains too many files in it,..

For example, in the picture below, lets say the word "Freed Betancourt set for medical after hero's welcome in France" become horrible..

So, how can I know which files that contains that word?





Thanks in advance

you can search for the text in all the files in the folder (use windows search or a search software like Seeker: Fast advanced file search and replace utility (v3.7.0.9) )

If you can't fiind it, it's probably in database.

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Maybe I'm misunderstanding the question. nstonline.com.my's news ticker is javascript. If you're using Firefox (or some other useful browser), you can select some of the content around the news ticker with you mouse. Selecting dynamic content isn't always easy, so select some of the surrounding images too. Right-click the page and click 'View Selection Source'. That'll give you some source that'll tell you the news ticker is javascript:

Just copy and paste the src value onto the nstonline URL, and load the script into your browser:

The text for the news ticker is in the javascript. I think some news tickers (BBC's maybe?) periodically query their home server. The NST's one is more simple.

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thanks for the reply..

both of that is useful info..