You may be mistaking cause and effect.
The ?_=1255309685187 query string isn't a token to specify how long
something should be cached. It's a random number used as a "cachebuster"
when jQuery makes an Ajax request. Adding the random number to the URL makes
it a different URL each time, so the brow
Bob,
Working on quite a bit of jQuery AJAX over the past week or so,
I've noticed similar side-effects. I have no idea if my issues are
related to yours, but 90% of my problems were solved by using the
callbacks instead of expecting that linear execution would be fine
with the few things I wa
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