When the browser requests a page, it can demand an uncached copy by sending these headers:
Pragma: no-cache Cache-Control: no-cache For example, if you hit ctrl+F5 to refresh a page in Firefox, these headers will be sent in the Request. This tells the server to return an uncached page. My problem is, the jQuery $.ajax() call is passing these headers every time. I can't force it to exclude the headers. As a result, the web service returns a cached copy. Is it possible to change these headers in the $.ajax() call? The example you listed below is using a different jQuery method, load (), to retrieve the content. It's not sending the headers, which is good. But I think I need to use the $.ajax() method. > You can see the behavior of your own browser here: > > http://www.corry.biz/iecache/
