If you are still seeing this problem, please reply with a test case:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/3707
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// Peter
On Dec 11, 6:04 pm, pbergqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I experience the exact same problem. I have a
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Hi,
I experience the exact same problem. I have a modal dialog window
which content is loaded dynamically from a separate page.
That page includes three additional scripts. These three scripts are
never cached due to a timestamp added after the file name..
Hi,
I experience the same problem. I have a modal dialog window which
content is loaded dynamically from a separate page.
That page includes three additional scripts. These three scripts are
never cached due to a timestamp added after the file name..
Sample jQuery code:
$("div a.link").click( fu
Hi,
I experience the exact same problem. I have a modal dialog window
which content is loaded dynamically from a separate page.
That page includes three additional scripts. These three scripts are
never cached due to a timestamp added after the file name..
Sample jQuery code:
$("div a.link").cli
I experience similar problems. I'm using a modal dialog window in
which we load content from a separate page.
In the html that gets loaded we include three additional js scripts.
These three scripts are always retrieved without cache because of the
timestamp that is added to the js-file.
jQuery:
That shouldn't happen, and I couldn't reproduce it. Could you put a
simple test page up?
cheers,
- ricardo
On Dec 10, 8:09 am, mabu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello out there!
>
> We're currently implementing jQuery into our community software to
> increase usability and lifestyle (effects etc
Have found out that it also re-executes every java script code in this
area?
How can i switch that off, it's not what i want it to do!
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