Good Afternoon, I have a big file with a lot of links.
Is there a way to know wich of them are broken links (error 404) without clicking on each and every link in the file?
Good Afternoon, I have a big file with a lot of links.
Is there a way to know wich of them are broken links (error 404) without clicking on each and every link in the file?
Last edited by Focus_Draco; 08-27-2020 at 04:21 PM. Reason: add an example
NOPE, there isn't. how could there be!? the links are sitting in a local file, and that's not a browser window. you can, however, view webpage URLs in a control that is offered by ms access, and possibly ms excel, called the webViewer Control. I think it's in the ActiveX category.
the other thing you might try, which is wayyyyy out there, is automating a DOS process whereby you loop through all of your links, throw it to a DOS command and try to ping the server at that ip address (web address) to see if you get a response. if you don't, then obviously it's broken!
and if you have serious programming skills, I would be $100 USD that Python and/or C/C++ could do exactly what you're trying to do. but that's very low-level work.
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