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I need a little help, I'm not sure that it can be done, but it should be doable.

Does anyone know how to create a link on a page to a bookmark that is on another page?

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You mean like

[html]
<a href="page.html#bookmark>named anchor on new page</a>
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Thanks, my html skills have gotten a little rusty over the years. This should be of some help, I'll test it right away to see if it fits my site layout.


Also do you or anyone know of a Java Script that can do the same, but able to handle more than one link.

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Add this as your link in the html document:
[html]
<a href="javascript:open1()">Click Here</a>
[/html]

Add this code to a .js file:
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  1. function open1() {
  2. window.open('page.html#link1');
  3. window.open('page.html#link2');
  4. window.open('page.html#link3');
  5. }
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