href: "#"
> });
>
> });
>
> Any ideas? Also any tips on making my code less redundant would be
> helpful as I am kind of new at this.
This is due to the IE implementation of XMLHTTP being a little over-
enthusiastic about using cached copies instead of going back to the
server for each request.
There are two ways of improving this, I prefer to use both ways at the
same time just to be sure.
The first way is to add a parameter to your AJAX get request that
changes every time, I usually use "nt: (new Date.getTime())", which
can be ignored by the server code.
The second way is for the server script to return a bunch of headers
telling IE and any proxy servers to go back to the server every time.
This is described at
http://www.greenash.net.au/posts/thoughts/an-ie-ajax-gotcha-page-caching
Hope this helps
Andy K
There seems to be a problem with the trirand.com site. About 60% of
http connections fail. Quite unfortunate, actually, since jqGrid is a
very close fit to the requirements of a project I'm working on. I do
have a copy of the version 3.0 rc demos download (which contains a
copy of the plugin and c
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