When you say "when I go back" do you mean by clicking the back button in the browser the results are gone?
If so, then yes it does make sense that the results were gone. I don't really know how to explain it very well but basically your back button has no history of that search result being called, all it knows is the page you loaded before you called the ajax function.
There really isn't a way around the particular issue you mentioned that I can think of but I know you could use another AJAX function that would bring the desired result back to the same page as your initial search. So maybe your search would be in displayed in a thin left hand column, then in the bigger right hand column for the user to view the indivdual search result items. Does that make sense??
FYI I've started a little group on AJAX and CF here if you are interested.
http://groups.google.com/group/CFAJAX?lnk=srg
It's small right now, but hopefully it will grow.
Ryan
On 2/28/06, Kevin Fricke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does AJAX ever cache?
For example, if I perform a search (I am testing the xml example for jsmx)
and then click on one of the results, then click back, all of the results
are gone. Is there a way to do this or would I just be better off using the
traditional means of displaying search results?
Thanks,
Kevin
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