Thanks, I haven't tested it much yet but it seems to have solved the
problem :)
ricardobeat a écrit :
set cache: false in your $.ajax call to disable cacheing of responses.
You can also add a random query parameter to the URL if that doesn't
work.
- ricardo
On Feb 20, 8:53 am, Jsbeginner wro
set cache: false in your $.ajax call to disable cacheing of responses.
You can also add a random query parameter to the URL if that doesn't
work.
- ricardo
On Feb 20, 8:53 am, Jsbeginner wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been working on a jquery projet (with the lastest stable version of
> jquery) that
It only happens when the api servers are slow and tonight they are all
answering within 2 seconds so I can't make it happen.
I thought about it changing the wrong element but I don't see how one
element could be changed twice or three times as all the elements are
changed by the end and the quer
Could you set up a test page with this code? It's difficult to tell
just by looking at it.
Use Firebug to check and make sure whether it's really resending a
request or not, or whether it's somewhere in the code that is
incorrectly modifying the wrong parts of the DOM from subsequent
requests.
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