Question about "client.print()"

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#1

So, I'm doing a project with the Arduino Ethernet where I must send continuous data to a site named Cosm, who will generate a graphic for me.

But I also want my Arduino to detect errors on the system I'm building, and if so, send a data through a URL to another site, which is not Cosm. This is working as expected, the problem is that I can connected and send the "Error" warning just 1 time to my site.

As it is right now:

  if(condition){
     if (client.connect("www.mysite.com", 80)){
         client.print("GET /?status=Failure&strbuildingnumber=");
         client.print(FEEDID);
         client.println(" HTTP/1.0");
         client.println();
    }
  }

I'm wondering what is the correct way to do what I'm trying do to, would be this:

  if(condition){
     if(client.connected() == true){ //remember I have to 2 servers on the same code, probably wouldn't work.
         client.print("GET /?status=Failure&strbuildingnumber=");
         client.print(FEEDID);
         client.println(" HTTP/1.0");
         client.println();    
     }
     else if (client.connect("www.mysite.com", 80)){
         client.print("GET /?status=Failure&strbuildingnumber=");
         client.print(FEEDID);
         client.println(" HTTP/1.0");
         client.println();
    }
  }

Another thing I was wondering is if it's possible to make a HTTP request, as GET just using the client.print, for example:

if(condition){
         client.print("www.mysite.com/?status=Failure&strbuildingnumber=");
         client.print(FEEDID);
         client.println(" HTTP/1.0");
         client.println();
{
#2

I would use this:

  if(condition){
      Serial.print("connecting...");
      if (client.connect("www.mysite.com", 80)){
         Serial.println("ok");
         client.print("GET /?status=Failure&strbuildingnumber=");
         client.print(FEEDID);
         client.println(" HTTP/1.0");
         client.println("Host: www.mysite.com\r\n");

         while(client.connected()) {
            while(client.available()) {
               Serial.write(client.read());
            }
         }
         client.stop();
         Serial.println("\r\ndisconnected");
   }
   else {
      Serial.prinln("failed");
  }

edit: It wasn't quite what I would use, so I edited it. It still isn't what I would use. There is no broken connection timeout. And I forgot the host. Your server may use virtual hosting.

#3