Is it possible for a hyperlink to call TWO URLs simultaneously?

[CJSnet]

Hi, I have a page, with an inline frame in the middle of it.

When someone clicks a hyperlink I want it to go to a bookmark I have placed
in a layer within the inline frame AND THEN call a bookmark in the parent
frame.

I want users to be able to jump to different parts of the long panoramic
image I have placed in the iframe.

I have achieved this without any need for flash or QuickTime, by drawing a
layer on the image, and placing a bookmark in it. Now users can jump to
different parts of the image. It works perfectly, except the browser also
scrolls the main window all the way down, which causes the iframe position
to move up the page. It stays in view, but the stuff above it does not,
and that's the problem.

Is anyone able to advise how to call a 2nd bookmark that will reset the main
page position within the window, all from the ONE user click?

If it needs to be JavaScript, so be it. I'm open to suggestions, cheers
guys.
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[CJSnet]

Here's an example page of what I'm trying to create:
http://tinyurl.com/rnqow

View it in a 1024x768 window and try clicking the Go To End and Go To Start
links. You will see it allows the users to navigate around the panorama,
however it also makes the entire browser window scroll down, presumably in
an attempt to line up the name attribute ('bookmark').

I hope the working example helps you understand what is going wrong.

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[clintonG]

Use search to learn how to use "fragment identifiers" also called "jump
tags"
FrontPage calls them "bookmarks"


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[CJSnet]

I know how to use them. Please take a look at what I typed to see the
bizarre problem they are causing.
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