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I wanted to know in this site<br />
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<a href="http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageHome" rel="ugc">http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageHome</a><br />
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&nbsp;when I click on the pagemission link or li section it takes me to <br />
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<a href="http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageMission" rel="ugc">http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageMission</a><br />
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Is this pageMission a new page or in .html its refering to...<br />
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when #!/ is specified, is there any reason for it, cze i know when href=&quot;#&quot; it doesnt redirect the page anywhere so if i do a href=&quot;#!/pageMission&quot; this would redirect me to the pageMission page?
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I wanted to know in this site

http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageHome

 when I click on the pagemission link or li section it takes me to 

http://www.mednaclinic.com/#!/pageMission

Is this pageMission a new page or in .html its refering to...

when #!/ is specified, is there any reason for it, cze i know when href="#" it doesnt redirect the page anywhere so if i do a href="#!/pageMission" this would redirect me to the pageMission page?

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