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In my web form want to check textBox1 input text for the URL and I want to show a message 403 Forbidden
but I am unsure about what the user needs to type in and what I need to check for in order to display such a message to the user.

What should I do at the space of "?????"

And Is there anything that can show error codes of a URL visited automatically without having to create a message box?

What I have tried:

C#
if (textBox1.Text == ????? )
                {
                    string message2 = "Status Code";
                    string caption2 = "403 Forbidden";
                    MessageBoxButtons buttons2 = MessageBoxButtons.OK;
                    DialogResult result2;
                    result2 = MessageBox.Show(message2, caption2, buttons2);
                    
                }
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Updated 5-Oct-21 11:09am
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Pete O'Hanlon 5-Oct-21 15:11pm    
Are you trying to show the status result of a request here?
candijen 5-Oct-21 16:49pm    
Yes
BillWoodruff 5-Oct-21 15:59pm    
please do not repost
Dave Kreskowiak 5-Oct-21 16:49pm    
"happens automatically" only applies to what the user sees when they use your app. For you, the person writing the code, there is no such thing as "happens automatically". YOU have to write the code to give the user the illusion of "automatic".
candijen 5-Oct-21 16:51pm    
I meant like an existing header file or a method or something that already exists to show status codes from websites visited

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