I'm playing around with ASP.net MVC and JQuery at the moment. I've come across behavour which doesn't seem to make sense.
I'm calling JQuery's $.getJSON
function to populate some div's. The event is triggered on the $(document).ready
event. This works perfectly.
There is a small AJAX.BeginForm
which adds another value to be used when populating the divs. It calls the remote function correctly and upon success calls the original javascript function to repopulate the divs.
Here is the weird part: In FireFox and Chrome - Everything works. BUT In IE8 (Beta) this second call to the populate Div script (which calls the $.getJSON function) gets cached data and does not ask the server!
Hope this question makes sense: In a nut shell - Why is $.getJSON
getting cached data? And why is it only effecting IE8?
This is how it worked for me...
$.ajaxSetup({ cache: false });
$.getJSON("/MyQueryUrl",function(data,item) {
// do stuff with callback data
$.ajaxSetup({ cache: true });
});