Is it possible to integrate a javascript into a hyperlink? Or make it into some sort of batch script or whatnot, so when the page has loaded it calls the javascript which is a button on the page?

To explain it further:

We have this page:
http://work.acceptance.XXXX.com/XXXX_Raffle/Lists/Raffle/overview.aspx

The sharepoint page has a survey on it.
To get the "popup" window to show, so you can answer a question in the survey, you need to press a button which calls this script:

javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$m$g_e999ab40_719f_42fb_bd61_d986f232bdd5$ctl01$ctl00$toolBarTbl$RptControls$ctl00$diidIONewItem','');


So, is it possible to somehow combine the page + the javascript, so all they have to do is press one link or alternatively, a hyperlink which goes to a file on a server which triggers all this, so they instantly get to the page + the javascript automatically pops so they dont have to press the button?

Keep in mind, when I say "hyperlink" I mean the kind of hyperlink you would see in an email. A simple link to a website or a server location.

I'm not very good at everything that has to do with programming and webdesign, but I do have access to the sharepoint, though I'd need serious guiding in how to add anything there other than simple webparts. It's SharePoint Server 2010.

Here is a picture of the button and what happens when you press it.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/gKCG5.jpg


Question: GRASS plugin absent from QGIS 2.6 OSGeo4W install
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If it is, look under Processing -&gt; Options -&gt; Dataproviders -&gt; GRASS commands. The first item should be checked.

Finally, make sure to switch to advanced interface at the bottom of the processing toolbox. You should see 168 geoalgorithms available for GRASS.

BTW, GRASS has been part of Sextante/Processing for quite some time now (at least since QGIS 1.8).