@#%!^%!^$

It would appear that currently this UDF does not appear to function correctly, or at least in the manner I was hoping it would.

It seems that KiXtart will sit there and wait apparently for the http time out or other timeout before moving onto the next line in the script. It may work if the site is down for an extended period of time, however for my purposes I wanted it to respond sooner since the site I was checking only goes down for a few seconds at a time and I was wanting to generate logs of when this happended.

If you find that it does work for you please post a response as well.