Klaus wrote: >> Define "valid"... > > Sorry, I meant if the machine is currently connected to the internet. > And if an URL actually does exist = "valid".
Assuming the protocol in question is HTTP/S, a request to a non-existent resource should return "404" in the error string provided in "the result". If "the result" is empty the resource was retrieved as expected.
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