Internet Explorer Cache problem using ajax is simply fixed by adding
correct headers in response.
Read more at: http://www.skybyte.net/articles/ajax_updater_cache/
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Sorry, the function should be:
function dfs_langs(n) {
if(dfs_lc=='in_progress') {
dfs_l_w.push('e(\''+n+'\').innerHTML=dfs_lc;');
}
else {
dfs_lc='in_progress';
new Ajax.Request('/m_ajax/languages',
{method:'get',onComplete:function(tr)
{dfs_lc=tr.responseText;e(n).innerHTML=tr.response
>> Ajax.SingleUpdater - Fetches the URL once, then returns the same
>> content on
>> subsequent calls with the same URL.
> We already have that. Make a single Ajax.Request, then re-use the content.
Right. As I said, people can re-implement this each time, though I
think this is a drag and should
On 3/23/07, Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Ajax.SingleUpdater - Fetches the URL once, then returns the same
> content on
> subsequent calls with the same URL.
We already have that. Make a single Ajax.Request, then re-use the content.
Ajax.CacheableUpdater - Respects standard HTTP 'Expir
