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In the body tag put this:<br />
&lt;body onLoad=&quot;theLink.click()&quot;&gt;<br />
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...and immediately after the link put this script statement:<br />
&lt;script&gt;theLink=document.l<wbr />inks[docum<wbr />ent.links.<wbr />length-1];<wbr />&lt;/script&gt;<br />
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In the body tag put this:
<body onLoad="theLink.click()">


...and immediately after the link put this script statement:
<script>theLink=document.links[document.links.length-1];</script>



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Thanks Richard, U Rock!!!!<br />
Works a charm, we're not too concerned about cross -browser stuff for now, just need it to work in IE/<br />
blu.
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Thanks Richard, U Rock!!!!
Works a charm, we're not too concerned about cross -browser stuff for now, just need it to work in IE/
blu.

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Great, glad i could help<br />
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Richard
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i have an ahref which has some java/javascript code that executes a search function, what i want to do is when that page loads call that method as well, i don't want to replicate that method, i want to simulate the link being clicked, can this be done and how do i go about doing it?<br />
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ta.<br />
blu
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i have an ahref which has some java/javascript code that executes a search function, what i want to do is when that page loads call that method as well, i don't want to replicate that method, i want to simulate the link being clicked, can this be done and how do i go about doing it?

ta.
blu

have an onload which simulates the click of an a href

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.