HTTPS URL launch from a HTTP page link in new TAB

I have a table where a particular column having url’s. When clicking on a particular url it is going to new tab but suddenly after that it closed. If I open that url in new window instead of new tab it is working fine. Code for creating url is-
I called a JS function which returns the URL
<pre><nowiki>var link="<a href"+"='"+recorderUrl+"' target"+"='_blank'>"+data+"</a>";
return link;</nowiki></pre>

Tabs and windows should behave similarity, so that's strange.
I'm not sure I understand what the user is clicking: is it simply text which has an onclick handler to manufacture a link, or is it actually a link already? Can you post a clickable demonstration of the problem, or a snippet of the table on Pastebin or other hosting site of your choice?

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