Sorry for the delay.. yes.. i'm now doing something like it... also i'm forcing the php script with no-cache headers and the ajax request with cache:false parameter for now is working... =D
thanks Ricardo Verhaeg Bacharelado Ciências da Computação - USP - São Carlos (2005) Virgos Tecnologia da Informação - Desenvolvimento On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 11:50, Thiago Miranda de Oliveira < thiago...@gmail.com> wrote: > Did you tried sending a dummy timestamp to the server included on the > url ? > > On Oct 30, 9:06 am, Ricardo Fontão Verhaeg <rverh...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > I just want to let you all know of something I've been trought with AJAX > and > > M$ stupid IE7. > > I made a script that was getting some data from the database e perform > some > > action to based on wich button you click. The data and action I was > sending > > with GET, most because the action was just to tell what info to get. But > > here comes the problem. the script worked with IE6 and IE8 but not in > IE7, > > well it worked once and stopped. When I cleaned the cache it worked again > > for one time. > > > > The point is: IE7 since it's alpha3 version was caching GET pages and so > > making them not to work again in this kind of situation. Even if you put > > some code to not cache the page it will cache your page, at least for me. > So > > I had to change all my GET to POST to make it work. > > > > I've tried to find a way to workaround this with a GET just to give the > code > > some sense, since I'm GETting data from the server and no POSTing it... > > > > if someone knows how to workaround this in IE7. (Yeah.. since the alpha > > version of IE8 it was corrected)... > > > > Ricardo Verhaeg > > Bacharelado Ciências da Computação - USP - São Carlos (2005) > > Virgos Tecnologia da Informação - Desenvolvimento >
