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I would like to run javascript function after link load. Link is for example google and I would like to run function after load, without pressing any bookmarks etc. Is it possible to make a link like

http://google.com?javascript:(function(){}(something here);)

Thanks for your answers

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This is not possible, because if it were, then XSS attacks would potentially be around the corner of every link.

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I was wondering that would be the case. Thanks for confirming.
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Nope, URLs just don't support this. There are bookmarklets the user can use once the page loads, but nothing you can automatically run as part of a URL.

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That is impossible. You cannot control the code on other pages (this would be a huge security problem).

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As everyone else has noted, you cannot run a Javascript function that way.

What is it that you're hoping to accomplish with your javascript? Perhaps there is another way to achieve your end result?

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