Call a function via URL

Is it possible?

For example: I need to call "Compose.SendMessage();"

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http://url.com/messenger/compose?displayname=name&message=text

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can I tack on Compose.SendMessage(); like

Code:

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http://url.com/messenger/compose?displayname=name&message=text  && Compose.SendMessage();

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Is this Java? JavaScript? What's the context of your problem?

The function I'm trying to call is within:

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<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">

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So I guess that's Javascript and not Java? I'm not really sure

I'm trying to allow someone click a link and automatically send a message on xbox.com

ie:

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http://live.xbox.com/en-US/MessageCenter/Compose?gamertag=gamertag&message=message%20body

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And then instead of having to click the Send button, have it be sent automatically.

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Originally Posted by cali_guy_0024

The function I'm trying to call is within:

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<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">

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So I guess that's Javascript and not Java? I'm not really sure

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Yeah, it's JavaScript, and this is a Java forum. You know that they're about as similar as ham is to hamster. I recommend that you Google for a javascript forum and ask this question there.

I will delete this thread in a short bit.

To call javascript code from within an Applet, you need to call

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getAppletContext().showDocument(new URL("http://live.xbox.com/en-US/MessageCenter/Compose?gamertag=gamertag&message="+messageBody));

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Originally Posted by Fubarable

Yeah, it's JavaScript, and this is a Java forum. You know that they're about as similar as ham is to hamster. I recommend that you Google for a javascript forum and ask this question there.

I will delete this thread in a short bit.

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Its you that said the ham to hamster analogy. I love it. I was wondering where I had seen it.

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Originally Posted by sunde887

Its you that said the ham to hamster analogy. I love it. I was wondering where I had seen it.

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I wish I were that smart, but no, I borrowed it from someone else here.

Ok, thanks anyway. I had no idea Java and Javascript were so different :o