Go to a page and execute javascript using only the page URL
When you go on a page and you click on something that calls up a javascript (like sections on Wikipedia that generate the '#...' in the URL) the URL changes in the address bar of your browser.
On Wikipedia, I can just use a link the includes the #... to go to a specific section. However, in other cases, it doesn't work, for example http://local.filmon.com/#ITV1 will just redirect to http:// local.filmon.com/#LIVE-BOXING.
I don't know anything about these things so I'm sorry if I was vague. I just want to know if by any means, in the latter example, it is possible to go to the page http://local.filmon.com and load the ITV1 channel without having to actually click on it on the left-hand side.
When you go on a page and you click on something that calls up a javascript (like sections on Wikipedia that generate the '#...' in the URL) the URL changes in the address bar of your browser.
On Wikipedia, I can just use a link the includes the #... to go to a specific section. However, in other cases, it doesn't work, for example http://local.filmon.com/#ITV1 will just redirect to http:// local.filmon.com/#LIVE-BOXING.
I don't know anything about these things so I'm sorry if I was vague. I just want to know if by any means, in the latter example, it is possible to go to the page http://local.filmon.com and load the ITV1 channel without having to actually click on it on the left-hand side.
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