Search and Replace part of the URL of Web Browser sessions

Hello,

Does the beginning and the end part of the website is the same for all the entries?

Could you provide us an example please.

Best regards,

Hi,

the beginning is the same but that won't be sufficient. As you can see the /406/ can appear multiple times in the same URL and I guess I would also have to make a second S&R for the encoded string %2F406%2F

https://teamsites.intranet.company.com/sites/406/SO/_layouts/OneNote.aspx?id=%2Fsites%2F406%2FSO%2FDocument%20Library%2FSMW-SO%2FDocuments%2F300%20Process%20Instructions%2FSMW-SO%20Knowledge%20Base&wd=target%28Regional%20Topics%20EMEA%2FServer%20Engineer%20of%20the%20week%2FExternal%20Employees.one%7CA6E49B46-D9C6-4C30-BEC5-B2415001D1FD%2FContact%20list%20of%20External%20SO%20Employees%7C4F2819C8-4E09-4C5E-946D-45F0C8A89CAA%2F%29

https://teamsites.intranet.company.com/sites/406/SO/_layouts/15/WopiFrame.aspx?sourcedoc=/sites/406/SO/Document%20Library/SMW-SO/Documents/030%20Organisation/Function%20Groups%20all%20Regions.xlsx&action=default&DefaultItemOpen=1

https://teamsites.intranet.company.com/sites/406/SO/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/Lists/Team/Team%20Server%20Operations.aspx

https://teamsites.intranet.company.com/sites/406/SO/Lists/Server%20Asset%20Data/AllItems.aspx

Hello,

Thank you for the explanation.

This would be possible using a little PowerShell script. I suggest you to test it on 1 or 2 sessions to begin and the rest after just to be sure that the script is working properly. Select your web browser session and click on Edit -> Batch Edit -> Batch Actions -> Custom PowerShell Command and paste the following script.
$connection.WebBrowserURL = $connection.WebBrowserURL.Replace("/406/", "/723/");
$RDM.Save();Just replace the /406/ and /723/ with %2F406%2F and %2F723%2F to do a second search and replace.

Best regards,

Thanks Erica, worked like a charm and is a big time saver for similar tasks :)