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Hey,<br />
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I've tried the following with no luck. &lt;?xml is in the files that it downloads but this code doesn't seem to catch it. <br />
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Any other suggestions?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-171409">If InStr(LCase(objXMLHTTP.responseBody), &quot;&lt;?xml&quot;) &gt; 0 Then
  Response.Write(&quot;XML File Found, no image at this URL&quot;)
End If
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Hey,

I've tried the following with no luck. <?xml is in the files that it downloads but this code doesn't seem to catch it.

Any other suggestions?




If InStr(LCase(objXMLHTTP.responseBody), "<?xml") > 0 Then
  Response.Write("XML File Found, no image at this URL")
End If


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Experts,<br />
<br />
I have a function that I'm using to download images. I need to edit the URL so I try and get the large verion of the image URL I have. In some cases the largerURL is doesn't exists and I get an XML file returning an error.<br />
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Is it possible to check objBinaryStream.Write objXMLHTTP.responseBody to see if it's an image or an xml file?<br />
<br />
If so how would I go about it? If not how can I cater for this problem?
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Experts,

I have a function that I'm using to download images. I need to edit the URL so I try and get the large verion of the image URL I have. In some cases the largerURL is doesn't exists and I get an XML file returning an error.

Is it possible to check objBinaryStream.Write objXMLHTTP.responseBody to see if it's an image or an xml file?

If so how would I go about it? If not how can I cater for this problem?

How can I check the return of objBinaryStream.Write objXMLHTTP.responseBody to see if it's what I want?

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