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Hi,
I'll try to be more clear this time.
When a HTML page is having one AJAX call to a PHP file, and from the PHP is a link to a XSL - it works in all five browsers. In this case user is not able to choose between °C and °F.
The structure is:
HTML
AJAX call to PHP to show °C according to a XSL with °C details
When a HTML page has two AJAX calls (one for °C info and one for °F info), it works in Safari, Firefox, Chrome and in Opera, but not in Explorer. In this case user is able to choose between °C and °F.
The structure is:
HTML
AJAX call to PHP to show °C according to a XSL with °C details
AJAX call to PHP to show °F according to a XSL with °F details
What makes me wonder is, that why Explorer is showing the data correctly when there is one AJAX call (no option to choose between °C and °F), which means that it is not caching the data. But when there are two AJAX calls (possibility to choose between the °C and °F), the data is not updating in Explorer.
The headers with old date did not help the Explorer situation. The other browsers show correctly in every situation.
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