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Are you referring to using Conditional Get Request for HTTP caching? If so I still think you need to store the results somewhere, after you get the 304 Not Mod
by silasb 14y ago
Are you referring to using Conditional Get Request for HTTP caching? If so I still think you need to store the results somewhere, after you get the 304 Not Modified response back jQuery will return the blank body of response to the success method. Am I missing something?
I recently ran into something like this where I wanted to cache a JSON (maybe it was JSONP), but couldn't find a solution to store the cached JSON somewhere that works for IE.
- eli 14y agoIf the cache headers are properly configured and you request a page that's cached, the browser will simply serve the page from the cache. It is transparent to the user; it looks just like a normal page request, except the data doesn't actually travel over the wire.