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Opened Sep 19, 2017 by Daniel W Bond@dbond2Developer

check for link rot

Summary

'Link rot' is a term for when pages go away and links no longer resolve. On the detail and list views of links, do a quick check to see if the link still goes through. If not, show a little error icon and message.

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Use ajax to asynchronously verify that the pages linked to don't return 404, 403, or 500. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2955947/how-do-i-get-the-http-status-code-with-jquery

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Reference: srct/go#160