Execution of javascript via URL entry

Hi all,

Not being a javascript programmer, I need some information
on execution
of javascripts in a web browser.
At our local TV station, we have equipment that is
controllable via web
interfaces. For example, our LCD projector can be controlled
thru a web
interface with buttons for switching on, off etc.
These control buttons are created in javascript. If I click
on such a
button, I can see in the status bar
"javascript:buttonPower("Up);"
Is it possible to execute that same script by typing it in
the URL bar?
Like
\\Projector\control.html?"javascript:buttonPower(&
quot;Up")" or
something?


Thanks,
Eggman


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accually you can should be able to do use the location to
extract whats
after the ?
Then just run an eval on it. should work.


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