Is there any easy way to test that all internal links within a document are working? Several links may be pointing to the same id.
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This could be done with an UltraEdit macro or better with an UltraEdit script.
But I use for testing hyperlinks free tool Xenu's Link Sleuth. It is very easy to use. It can be used offline and online. It is a simple tool which consists of a small EXE, a help (CHM) and an INI file. And it can be even used directly from a USB storage media. Last, it is also very fast.
However, if you want an UltraEdit script for checking local links in small HTML or XHTML files, it would be no problem for me to code one. This is a trivial task for a JavaScript programmer.
But I use for testing hyperlinks free tool Xenu's Link Sleuth. It is very easy to use. It can be used offline and online. It is a simple tool which consists of a small EXE, a help (CHM) and an INI file. And it can be even used directly from a USB storage media. Last, it is also very fast.
However, if you want an UltraEdit script for checking local links in small HTML or XHTML files, it would be no problem for me to code one. This is a trivial task for a JavaScript programmer.
Best regards from an UC/UE/UES for Windows user from Austria
