Hello All,

Can you please any one tel me to resolve this URL checking, I can check the URL status about this types URL, as follows

http://en.wikipedia.org,http://en.wikipedia.org/perl_language

But i cant check the POST type URL is valid or not for this types of URL. this URL contains twiki page as follows

http://en.wikipedia.org/twiki/Perl_language

My code:

use LWP::UserAgent;
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
        $common_prefix = "http://wiki-na.ms.com/twiki/pub1/GLOSKM/";
        $common_prefix = $common_prefix."$each_items[1]/"."$each_items
+[4]";
        $url_part = $common_prefix;

print "$url_part\n";

  $response = $ua->get($url_part);
  if ($response->is_success)
  {
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 0, $rows);
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 1, $url_part);
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 2, 'Yes');
  }
  else
  {
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 0, $rows);
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 1, $url_part);
        $worksheet1->write($rows, 2, 'No');

   }
       $rows++;
  }
}

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Thanks & Regards,

Senthil. V

In reply to URL checking by senthil_v

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