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Javascript HTTP Response
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Hey guys!
Narayan, long time no chat!
So I've been working on a project here...and I'm a little confused and need your help.
I am building a script that performs a lot of searches, gathers that information, then heads to different sites and tries to find out if the sites are responding. (200/500/404) etc...(about 1350 sites gathered on the fly).
I know that Sahi injects it's own little things in the way, but I can't use that at this point. The higher ups want responses in the logs, to see what's going on. Using the api within sahi to do the logging, is not a good idea, cuz that would chew up disk space like crazy.
So i've been messing around with this idea:
<browser> var $req = new XMLHttpRequest();
//$req.open('GET', document.location, false);
$req.open('HEAD', window.location, false);
$req.send(null);
var $headers = $req.getAllResponseHeaders().toLowerCase();
var $chicken = $req.status;
//var $response = $req.getResponseHeader("Status");
_debug($headers);
_alert($chicken);
if ($chicken == 200)
{
_alert("BINGO");
} else {_alert("stop");};
</browser>
I never seem to get the "Stop" alert, even if i go to a page i KNOW doesnt exist. like www.afsdgsfdgsfgs.com
Got any ideas on how to help me out with this one? I've seen a lot of requests over the years for sahi to do something like this, and I think I am on to something. But if I am not mistaken, my above placed code is receiving responses from Sahi's server, not the web server...
Ideas?
Thank you!
Cory
Narayan, long time no chat!
So I've been working on a project here...and I'm a little confused and need your help.
I am building a script that performs a lot of searches, gathers that information, then heads to different sites and tries to find out if the sites are responding. (200/500/404) etc...(about 1350 sites gathered on the fly).
I know that Sahi injects it's own little things in the way, but I can't use that at this point. The higher ups want responses in the logs, to see what's going on. Using the api within sahi to do the logging, is not a good idea, cuz that would chew up disk space like crazy.
So i've been messing around with this idea:
<browser> var $req = new XMLHttpRequest();
//$req.open('GET', document.location, false);
$req.open('HEAD', window.location, false);
$req.send(null);
var $headers = $req.getAllResponseHeaders().toLowerCase();
var $chicken = $req.status;
//var $response = $req.getResponseHeader("Status");
_debug($headers);
_alert($chicken);
if ($chicken == 200)
{
_alert("BINGO");
} else {_alert("stop");};
</browser>
I never seem to get the "Stop" alert, even if i go to a page i KNOW doesnt exist. like www.afsdgsfdgsfgs.com
Got any ideas on how to help me out with this one? I've seen a lot of requests over the years for sahi to do something like this, and I think I am on to something. But if I am not mistaken, my above placed code is receiving responses from Sahi's server, not the web server...
Ideas?
Thank you!
Cory