> Check that request is really done. I never saw this in anything except
> IE, but in IE it is always aggressive caching when browser do not
> repeat request to the same URL in the short period of time at all. If
> you see same (no real request) in other browsers it is definitely
> aggressive caching by headers of your app or your web server.
What's weird is i was seeing it in 3 separate browsers. I didn't check
IE because I was stressed enough without having to boot Windows, as
well (it kind of always gives me the creeps :-) That's why i assumed
it must be server-side. Unfortunately, my stress level made me jump to
conclusions about isAjax(). (And, yes, I'm pretty embarrassed about
that) So I next wondered about Apache. Except nothing's been changed
there recently.
In the end, the bug disappeared. I was making repeated requests with
Firebug's Net tab open. Nothing. A Heisenbug, perhaps. I don't know
what I might have done to fix the problem. I did dump the cache, but I
was seeing the problem after that. Then ... no more bug. I hate that,
because I don't know if/when it's going to appear again.
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