I see, I think it's still good to have as a fallback though. It may not be a properly formatted url, but the parser can still handle it, if say someone manually entered an incorrectly formatted url. In this particular case I think it's good to assume the path would still be "/" just as the browser does. So might as well test it.
I see, I think it's still good to have as a fallback though. It may not be a properly formatted url, but the parser can still handle it, if say someone manually entered an incorrectly formatted url. In this particular case I think it's good to assume the path would still be "/" just as the browser does. So might as well test it.