<Placeholders>

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The <Placeholders> option is used to perform global replacement. By default, placeholders overwrite any previously defined placeholders with the same name. If you want to append an existing placeholder, use the <PlaceholderAppend> property. Once a placeholder has been defined, all occurances of that placeholder in any configuration property or page content will be replaced authomatically.

Example

<Placeholders>
  <Placeholder>       <Find> $SERVER$         </Find> <Replace> /home/site/dbs                </Replace> </Placeholder>
  <Placeholder>       <Find> $DOMAIN$         </Find> <Replace> https://domain.com/site/      </Replace> </Placeholder>
  
  <Placeholder>       <Find> $KEYWORD$        </Find> <Replace> Blog                          </Replace> </Placeholder>
  <PlaceholderAppend> <Find> $KEYWORD$        </Find> <Replace> , Website                     </Replace> </PlaceholderAppend>
  
  <Placeholder>       
    <Head>    https://myplace.com/private/images </Head>
    <Tail>    x1024.png                          </Tail>
    <Replace> https://myplace.com/404.png        </Replace> 
  </Placeholder>
  
</Placeholders>

Options

<Placeholder>
This tag indicates the start of new placeholder.
<Find>
[ ]
This is the text to find.
<Head>
[ ]
This is the beginning of a string of text to replace.
<Tail>
[ ]
This is the end of the string of text to replace.
<Replace>
[ ]
This is the replacement text.
<PlaceholderAppend>
This tag indicates the start of an existing placeholder.
<Find>
[ ]
This is the text to find. If the placeholder does not already exist, a new one will be created.
<Replace>
[ ]
This is the text to append to a placeholder.
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