On the home page of my site, jquery.load()
is ran at $(document).ready()
, and requests a URL something like:
"/ajax/Listings.aspx?pageindex=0"
When this page is ran, in the Page_Load()
a ListView
is bound to a DataSet
which returns some products to appear. If there are no items, then the EmptyDataTemplate
displays something like:
"There are currently no products"
In my system, there is 1 product that should be displayed. In FireFox, this is returned and displayed on the page correctly.
However, in Internet Explorer the EmptyDataTemplate
is displayed. Furthermore, if the URL ("/ajax/Listings.aspx?pageindex=0") is opened up in the IE9 browser (as a fresh tab), then this returns 1 product.
Why does IE9 not bind any items to the ListView
when jQuery.Load()
is used?
While appending random strings to the URL works, the best approach to handle this is to disable the cache:
$.ajaxSetup ({
// Disable caching of AJAX responses
cache: false
});
Taken from here