get URL returning empty string

[Alex Tweedly]

Dave Beck wrote:

>Thanks Chipp!!
>
>But unfortunately putting the command in a repeat structure like that
>doesn't seem to be helping. For some reason "get URL" returning empty is
>quite consistent behavior on at least one customer's machine.
>
>Might it help to use the "load" command instead? Are they implemented more
>or less the same way internally? What about communicating through sockets?
>Is that more reliable? (I am currently using a .php script to execute some
>commands on the server and return a value.)
>
>  
>
Not directly answering your question, but ....

on the machines which fail, can you try accessing the Web page (php 
script) from a browser and verify that works.
I know you said

>I know that the web page that I am
>trying to load is NOT empty.
>
but I explicitly want to check for accessibility from the same machine 
on which it fails via Rev.


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