Combine two commands

I am trying to find files recursively from a directory down, but only in directories ending in a particular string. I can find the directories this way "find . -type d -iname '*.something.else'". I would like to search each of these directories for files also with a particular string in the name. I can find the files with this command "find . -type f -iname '*.exd.*'". The file finding command works for what I need it to do but I would like to speed it up by it only searching the more specific directories. How would I combine these commands? It would also be nice to display the file name and path.

 

Code:

-ipath "*xxx/*"

 

Cool
find . -ipath "*.something.else/*" -type f -iname '*.exd.*
worked for me. Would it be possible to pipe each file that this finds into a grep etc command to search for a particular string in that file?

 

have a read here. It's what #bash on freenode recommends http://mywiki.wooledge.org/UsingFind

 

or you can use "--exec" option in find syntax

 

find . -ipath "*.something.else/*" -type f -iname '*.exd.* or you can use "--exec" option in find syntax