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I'm having a serious issue with Internet Explorer caching results from a JQuery Ajax request.

We are able to reliably recreate the following scenario: Create a small HTML page that makes AJAX requests to a server (using HTTP POST) Disconnect from the network and reconnect Monitor the packets that IE generates after the failure

I'm trying to set the Accept HTTP header to "text/xml" with this jquery code: $.ajax({ beforeSend: function(req) { req.setRequestHeader("Accept", "text/xml"); }, type: "GET", url: "[proper url]", contentType: "text/plain; charset=utf-8", dataType: ($.browser.msie) ? "text" : "xml", username: '---', password: '-------', success: function(data) { var xml; if (typeof data == "string") { alert("Data is string:" + data); xml = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); xml.async = false; xml.loadXML(data); } else { xml = data; alert("Data is not string:" + $(xml).text()); } // Returned data available in object "xml" //alert("Status is: " + xml.

I'm very much a noob at this but I've got my .wav files playing sound effects and even overlapping when I need them to in Safari, Chrome, IE and FireFox but the only problem I still have is I can't set the volume in IE8. It just plays at the same loud level of the original file. Here is the code I have (with things I've tried commented out). this.load = function( audiofile ) { var i; for ( i=0; i<overlapMax; i++ ) { var object = null; if ( ie8 ) { object = document.createElement('div'); var iesound = ''; // adding volume here didn't do anything // iesound = iesound + '<object id="'+soundID+'track'+i+'" type="audio/x-wav" volume=2 data="'+audiofile+'" width="200" height="16">'; iesound = iesound + '<object id="'+soundID+'track'+i+'&

Is it possible to make a web page to scroll up and down just like iPhone does in IE with jquery (or any other js tool that has not issues with jquery)?

Is it possible to make a web page to scroll up and down just like iPhone does in IE with jquery (or any other js tool that has not issues with jquery)?

I'm working on a site where I have input buttons (styled using CSS) that are a part of a form. For example, see below for sample code <input type="submit" name="buttonSave" value="save" id="buttonsavejs" class="button_image button_style"/> I've just found an issue where if a user clicks on the button, it moves a few pixels below and then expected action takes place intermittently . But intermittent , I mean that sometimes it works (redirects the user to the next page) and sometimes nothing happens. The developer who worked on this previously hasn't documented his code much, so I'm trying to work from scratch here (so excuse the lack of details). Anyway, after testing the code, it appears that the issue lies with how newer browsers are rendering the css and javascript. Here's a snippet of the javascript behind the button's functionality: $("#buttonsavejs").click(function(){ $(&quo