Ctrl left-click to open a new window. How to implement it by left-clicking directly to expand? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

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Right-clicking and opening a new window has the same effect as Ctrl-left-clicking.
I looked at the code and couldn’t understand it.


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I can’t find the effect you mentioned, take a screenshot and have a look

Just use the crtlKey to determine the click time, as follows

 $("#divTest").click(function(e) {        if (e.shiftKey) {            alert("Shift + Click");        }        else if (e.ctrlKey) {            alert("Crtl + Click");        }        else if (e.altKey) {            alert("Alt + Click");        }        else {            alert("Click");        }    });
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The same is true for the onclick method, see the example of w3cschools: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_ctrlkey.asp

Determine the click time crtlKey is enough, as follows

 $("#divTest").click(function(e) {        if (e.shiftKey) {            alert("Shift + Click");        }        else if (e.ctrlKey) {            alert("Crtl + Click");        }        else if (e.altKey) {            alert("Alt + Click");        }        else {            alert("Click");        }    });
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The same is true for the onclick method, see the example of w3cschools: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_ctrlkey.asp Right-click the connection, a new window will open and directly How to achieve different click effects?

Right-clicking a link to open a new window (new tab) is a browser event. It depends on how each browser handles it. crtl click uses javascript to open a new page. Theoretically the effect should be the same.

What’s the difference? Didn’t notice much

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