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Answer» I have a DOS batch program that opens 80+ windows with different URLS. Is there a code that can check the status of the IE WINDOW (if it FAILED to open the URL - proceed to the next URL and print a log of the failed URL)? Would appreciate any help you can provide. Thank you. Quote I have a DOS batch program that opens 80+ windows with different URLs Opens them how? With Internet Explorer? Ping? What method? On a notepad that was saved as a batch file: echo Start test of 3 URLs start iexplore.exe http://www.yahoo.com echo yahoo started start iexplore.exe https://www.google.com echo google started start iexplore.exe https://www.gmail.com echo gmail started echo Completed test of 3 URLsI would use ping and check the errorlevel. Having 80 windows open will be a royal pain in the *censored*. Is there an errorlevel number I have to check for? I agree about this being a pain but it does relieve me from CLICKING 80+ times on a hyperlink . Thank you for the suggestion, I'll check for code examples of pinging and errorlevel checking. Quote from: newbie8 on November 24, 2010, 11:54:37 AM Is there an errorlevel number I have to check for? for your method, no. A errorlevel is RETURNED when a program exits. Never before. So while the "start" program could give you back a errorlevel, it couldn't get that errorlevel from Internet Explorer since it's still running, and hasn't closed. Quote from: BC_Programmer on November 24, 2010, 12:09:03 PM for your method, no. Quote from: Me I would use ping and check the errorlevel. Having 80 windows open will be a royal pain in the *censored*.Thanks for all your feedbacks and suggestions. I will try the ping method.Is there a way to find out on DOS command when my internet connection is slowing? |
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