...
UBound(s) > 0. However, there can be exactly one "://" sequence for
a valid URL, so you should reject it if it does not split into
...
Wrong. There is no need for the "//": the start of a URL is:
<scheme>:<path>
<path> can start with any number of slashes: the specific syntax
depends on the scheme. For example:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
is legal, as is:
file:///<path>
or even:
http:abc/def
In this case, it's a relative URL and you can't resolve it without
knowing the base URL. However, it is still a valid URL.
Craig
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