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    does URL exist?

    is there any API call that can check if a URL exists?

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    The only way I know of is to type it into the browser and see what happens.

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    you can use the Microsoft internet transfer ocx

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    Originally posted by Peyote
    you can use the Microsoft internet transfer ocx
    How will this control VERIFY the existence, or non-existence, of a URL?

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    :-)))

    go go serge

    this is no "Api all the way"...
    this is pure MFC

    :-)

    thumbs up !
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    This is not MFC. It's an API of the wininet.dll.

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    :-)

    yes, but these two are actualy references to c functions using win32 platform.
    kinda like vb creators sed-
    though we created a smart vb "String" type for c language operator: "char a[size]"
    we were too lazy creating the rest of the optional functions..
    this is what the api is all about actualy. heh..

    for instance:
    whan you are writing a code in c++ (MFC) you are actualy using this exact same function:
    InternetOpen(...) (not defining any API's ofcorse cause it allready build in in the #defininitions ;-)

    tell me, can you help me?
    im the one titled "help help help"
    please...
    ;-)

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    It exists in MFC because MS wrapped it into the MFC class.

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    exactly what i sed (maby i did not fraze it well - im not very good in english, sorry. :-)

    Can you think of a solution for:
    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...hreadid=136635

    ??

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