I want to open PDF files that are in an array without having to click any buttons. Everything I have tried has failed. Here is my code: 
        @currentfiles = sort {  uc($a)   cmp uc($b)  } @currentfiles;
        for($aa = 0; $aa <= int($#currentfiles / 1); $aa++){
                if ($currentfiles[$aa]=~ /$varname/) {            
                @allFilesList  = $currentfiles[$aa];
                print qq~
                <font color="#0000ff"><b>&#149;</b>
                <a href="$folder/$currentfiles[$aa]" target="_blank"><
+font color="#0000ff">$currentfiles[$aa]</font></a></font><br>
                ~;
                }
        }

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Instead of links I want the files to open. I don't want code, just the command that does this. Thanks

In reply to Open PDF file on load by laffingpc

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