Linking to exact site

[slapuccino]

Hi all,

I am developing a site to a small hotel. There is a link to some hotel (Mariott is an example not SPAM)

http://www.booking.com/hotel/cz/prag...b614e308a15416

We've got a guest review tab there and I would like to have a link from my site to booking but exactly to Guest Review sup page which is open through javascript. Is it possible to do that?

Any advice will be helpful.

[ParkinT]

Unless the particular website requires authentication (a "login") to display the page you want, the Javascript window.open() will do what you need.
Just supply it the exact URL to get where you want.

[slapuccino]

Thx for reply. This is actually and unfortunately not what I meant. Basic link to some hotel is
http://www.booking.com/hotel/gb/gran...b614e308a15416
and then the link for reviews is http://www.booking.com/hotel/gb/gran...b614e308a15416#blockdisplay4

Problem is I can directly link to this second link, but the result is still the first link. My question is how to show the page with reviews not the main page. Any advice will be helpful.

[Victorinox]

The site is not scripted to allow access to hidden elements via URL. Maybe you could contact the site owners and suggest that, as they already use jQuery, they could add the jQuery History plugin to provide this function.

[slapuccino]

The site is not scripted to allow access to hidden elements via URL..

How can be this done? It's not possible to change it but I would like to know

[Victorinox]

This jQuery Tools page provides an example. If you scroll down to "Example Tabs with history" you'll see that the "Scripting" tab is active. Remove #scripting_tab from the end of the URL, refresh the page and the default tab "The Player" will be active.