GMAIL-like page loading

[vento]

Hello. I'm writing a website and tried to load everything using AJAX. But it sucks. I mean. it's a nice way to save traffic, but I can't use back button and open in a new tab. I think that back button problem can be fixed, but I have no idea about the open in a new tab. I mean when the user clicks on URL, there is no "open in a new tab". In GMAIL you can do so and I believe they use some JS to load the page because only some parts of the mail update, not the whole page. How could I fix it? Or any other comment on this would be nice.

[Reaper]

Perhaps try to right click and view the source? Google is a huge organization with the top programmers so it shouldn't come as a surprise that they some how manage to make such a seamless website with flawed languages.

[vento]

That's the problem. I can't manage to find the JavaScript that would take care of it. Now I thought, maybe they simply resend the code, without generating it and as the code is just a few kilobytes, the web browser loads it extremely fast and then, the JavaScript inside loads the content, because I've found Script that holds all my emails. And as I imagine, if the script takes over the browser functions (to load the page) and load just some of it. In additional it has target="_top" which says to load the page using the whole document size. I think it's made to go out of frames. Doesn't it make a feeling like they do load everything like a normal website? Well, the only confusing thing about it is the speed of loading. As I press, nothing but a few divs changes.

P.S. I think I understand why do they do all the confusing things. It may be useful in my case. Close the thread.

[xx3004]

Ok, answer me this question and I will solve it for you (my knowledge only):
Do you want it to load in the new tab in your site (tab view interface for your website) or do you want it to load in the new tab of your browser?

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