Opening two links on one click

[Srikanth Madasu]

I have a requirement of attaching two links to the same link of the web page.

I could do this using java script, but I really dont wanna use javascirpt. SO just wondering if there any easy way of attaching two two links to <a> tag or href attribute so that I dont have to use javascript??

thanks in advance!!

[Saifuddin Merchant]

No I don't think there is any HTML tag that could do this for you. You will have to use JavaScript.

There is a web site which provides a service to convert multiple links to 1 link --> http://1link.in/ but I sure this is not what you are looking for. You might still want to have a look to see if you could use something similar.

[Eric Pascarello]

Only option you have is JavaScript.

Eric

[Srikanth Madasu]

thanks for your replies... I was trying to avoid javascript because of the browser compatibility issues (some times javascript does not work in firefox...)

Its working with javascirpt. I only wanted to know if there is another option.

@Sam : thanks for that link. I am sure it will be of great help for me. thanks for sharing

thanks guys!!

[Bauke Scholtz]

Firefox has one of the better Javascript engines in the browser world.
Whenever JS doesn't work in FF, it simply means that the JS code is bad or is IE-proprietary --which is also a bad idea.

[Eric Pascarello]

Srik Messmer wrote:thanks for your replies... I was trying to avoid javascript because of the browser compatibility issues (some times javascript does not work in firefox...)

Its working with javascirpt. I only wanted to know if there is another option.

@Sam : thanks for that link. I am sure it will be of great help for me. thanks for sharing

thanks guys!!

The JavaScript should not be an issue. What are you trying to do with two options.

Eric

[Saifuddin Merchant]

Bauke Scholtz wrote:Firefox has one of the better Javascript engines in the browser world.
Whenever JS doesn't work in FF, it simply means that the JS code is bad or is IE-proprietary --which is also a bad idea.

I second that

[Bear Bibeault]

Srik Messmer wrote:I was trying to avoid javascript because of the browser compatibility issues (some times javascript does not work in firefox...)

One word: jQuery