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Well after searching through the help file and the forum I couldn't find anything that could check if a URL was valid, so I wrote my own function. I hope this is useful to at least one other person even though it is so simple. I was thinking about submitting it to be an included UDF but idk yet.

Without further ado or bull.. heres my function:

#cs
Name..........: _INetFileExist
Description...: Checks to see if given URL is valid
Syntax........: _INetFileExist($sUrl)
Parameters....: None
Return Values.: Success - 1
                Failure - 0
Author........: Ikaika Honda
Modified......:
Remarks.......:
Related.......:INetGetSize, FileExists
Link..........;
Example.......: Yes
#ce


Local $sUrl

Func _INetFileExist(Const $sUrl)
$size = InetGetSize($sUrl)
If $size = 0 Then
    Return(0)
Else
    Return (1)
EndIf
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edit: forgot to use the autoit tags :)

See Prog@ndy's post for a function that works with php files as well [click here]

peace,

Z

Edited by Zmaster

A great place to start Autoit 1-2-3

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nice work :)

Local $sUrl

Func _INetFileExist(Const $sUrl)
$size = InetGetSize($sUrl)
If $size = 0 Then
    Return 0
Else
    Return $size
EndIf
EndFunc

returning the size if it is found or 0 if not is far more usefull :o

Edited by TheMadman

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nice work :)

Local $sUrl

Func _INetFileExist(Const $sUrl)
$size = InetGetSize($sUrl)
If $size = 0 Then
    Return 0
Else
    Return $size
EndIf
EndFunc

returning the size if it is found or 0 if not is far more usefull :o

indeed it is good idea... or maybe include that as an option.. yeah.. that would be good.... i can do that thanks for the idea

@gseller: after testing the script and the INetGetSize function I discovered that INetGetSize doesn't return the size of .php extensions for some reason this could possibly take longer than expected. I'll post progress updates as progress is made.

thanks,

ihonda

Edited by Zmaster

A great place to start Autoit 1-2-3

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This function should work with PHP, too :)

$URL = "http://progandy.pr.funpic.de/index.php"
MsgBox(0, '', _InetFileExists($URL))
Func _InetFileExists($URL)
; -----------------------
;    by Prog@ndy
; -----------------------
    $URL = StringRegExpReplace($URL,"(.*?://)","")
    $URL = StringRegExp($URL,"\A(.*?)(?:/(.*))?\Z",3)
    If UBound($URL) = 1 Then ReDim $URL[2]
    TCPStartup()
    Local $port = StringRegExp($URL[0],":(d*)\Z",3)
    If @error Then
        $port = 80
    Else
        $port = $port[0]
        $URL[0] = StringTrimRight($URL[0],StringLen($port))
    EndIf
    Local $IP = TCPNameToIP($URL[0])
    If @error Then Return SetError(1,0,0*TCPShutdown())
    Local $conn = TCPConnect($IP,$port)
    If @error Then Return SetError(2,0,0*TCPShutdown())
    TCPSend($conn,"HEAD /" & $URL[1] & " HTTP/1.1" & @CRLF & "Host: " & $URL[0] & @CRLF& @CRLF)
    Local $recv = ""
    Do
        $recv &= TCPRecv($conn,1024)
    Until @error Or StringInStr($recv,@CRLF&@CRLF)
    TCPCloseSocket($conn)
    TCPShutdown()
    $recv = StringSplit($recv,@CRLF,1)
    If StringInStr($recv[1],"200") Then Return 1
    Return 0
EndFunc

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thanks guys guess i still need some study, thanks for solving the problem for me ProgAndy, bummers i couldn't figure it out... at least i can still claim proof of concept :) im gonna keep workin on this maybe figure a simpler way to do it

A great place to start Autoit 1-2-3

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