Ok, so I was able to fix the caching issue with IE by using $.ajax instead
of $.get and setting the cache option to false.
I was reading something about Firefox blocking all AJAX requests when it
thinks that you're going across different domains - it thinks it's XSS -
cross-site scripting.
Ok, that helped narrow things down a little bit. It seems that IE is
receiving the AJAX header after all. For some reason my JavaScript doesn't
always get rendered correctly in IE, but if I clear the browsing history,
cookies, temp files, etc., it works (at least until it starts caching things
If you simplify things down to something like the snippets below, does
the alert display 'Said it was NOT ajax' for you? It shouldn't (and
doesn't for me).
Also, do you have the Tamper Data Firefox add-on installed to validate
the headers being sent in? That could help narrow things down.
Hi everyone,
I'm using Django 1.1 with jQuery 1.4.2 and currently testing with the
Django development server. Whenever I send an AJAX request with
$.get(), the HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH header only gets sent with Chrome
and Safari. It does not get sent with IE or Firefox. I've verified
this by
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