[Solved] Single Hyperlink with multiple targets
[Solved] Single Hyperlink with multiple targets
Can a single OO hyperlink point to multiple targets? For example, I would like to click on a single hyperlink and open multiple websites in my default browser. If this is possible, what would the syntax be?
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Re: Single Hyperlink with multiple targets
As I know it, you can not achieve this task directly (by a pure hyperlink).Can a single OO hyperlink point to multiple targets? For example, I would like to click on a single hyperlink and open multiple websites in my default browser.
But you can write a macro for this task: the macro will be launched by a clicking on the hyperlink-like object, and the macro will open multiple websites in your default browser. The real hyperlinks must be stored in the commands of the macro code.
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Re: Single Hyperlink with multiple targets
Hi, and welcome to the forum.
Create a shell script which opens multiple targets. Point the hyperlink at the shell script. Syntax for the shell script depends on the operating system. You'll need to research the syntax for Linux MINT and Windoze. For a Mac, it's:TL7 wrote:Can a single OO hyperlink point to multiple targets? For example, I would like to click on a single hyperlink and open multiple websites in my default browser.
#!/bin/sh open 'http://www.openoffice.org' open 'http://www.wikipedia.org'If this solved your problem please go to your first post use the Edit button and add [Solved] to the start of the title. You can select the green checkmark icon at the same time.
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