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rel="noreferrer" isn't respected by most browsers
Calling $('#mylink').click(); won't do anything (not open the link). This would only trigger any appended javascript event handlers but not trigger the same action as a real user click

jitter 2010-03-16 23:15:23

then, how can i load a link to an iframe with jquery?

andufo 2010-03-16 23:24:51

a link to an iframe. What is that? Either it is a link or it is an iframe. What is supposed to happen. Should a new window open (or the current be reused) and the url from the href be opened or should the url from the href be displayed inside the current page in an iframe?

jitter 2010-03-16 23:56:42

i already found out how to do this: window.open(url,'iframe-id-here');

andufo 2010-03-17 00:16:58

Well had you asked from the beginning how to open a new window programmatically I could have told you an hour ago

jitter 2010-03-17 01:08:47

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Using .click() with rel=noreferrer

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