I was just looking around some simple Javascript examples, and I saw some more basic stuff that isn't there yet. There were two lines with links calling Javascript functions that had been defined: <a href="javascript:confirmLeave('jsindex.htm')">Link text</a> <a href="javascript:calcVAT()">Link text</a> Clicking the first line's link text changes the window to a 404 complaining that "jsindex.htm" (prepended with the full local path, of course) is missing. Clicking the second line's link text opens a "Warning from NetSurf" box with "BadType", which presumably starts off as the same wrong action but fails differently because the "file name" is null. This means that no Javascript function or command can be called from an HTML href link. I searched for "href" in the source code, hoping to find where its arguments are parsed, but there are many references. So can anyone give me any quick start on this: 1) Am I trying to jump to functionality that is much to far away to be implemented now? 2) If it is within reach, where should I be looking for code that should be parsing for link targets that begin with "javascript:"? Dave ____________________________________________________________ FREE 3D EARTH SCREENSAVER - Watch the Earth right on your desktop! Check it out at http://www.inbox.com/earth