jQuery's .load() not working in IE - but fine

问题:

I\'m hitting my head on the wall against this one ...

I have the following code:

$(\"#home\").click(function(e) {
    $(\".tabs\").attr(\"src\",\"tabs-home.gif\");
    $(\".islice\").hide(\'fast\');
    $(\".islice\").load(\"home.html\");
    $(\".islice\").show(\'fast\');  
    e.preventDefault();
});

It works perfectly fine in Firefox, Safari and Chrome, but IE only runs attr() and does not do either the hide/show or the load. I tried removing the hide and show and it still does not work.

IE reports no syntax errors, even with DebugBar. What could I be doing wrong?

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回答1:

I am having the same problem. Many sites I have found have suggested that IE may be caching your code and suggest to append the code to

$(\"#home\").click(function(e) {
    $(\".tabs\").attr(\"src\",\"tabs-home.gif\");
    $(\".islice\").hide(\'fast\');
    $(\".islice\").load(\"home.html?\" + new Date().getTime() );
    $(\".islice\").show(\'fast\');
    e.preventDefault();
});

This should ensure that a IE isn\'t caching.

See http://zacster.blogspot.com/2008/10/jquery-ie7-load-url-problem.html for more info.

回答2:

$.ajaxSetup({ cache: false });

This will clear cache in IE and .load() will work. I\'ve tried it.

回答3:

If the HTML that you are loading is broken, jQuery\'s .load() will not work in IE.. It was the problem for me. After I fixed the HTML , everything worked great in IE also !

回答4:

I encountered this problem and was scratching my head all day long. However finally found a work around and realized what a weirdo IE is.

First of all,

$(\".islice\").load(\"home.html\"); 

won\'t work no matter how hard we try. We will instead have to use

$.get(\"home.html\", function (data) ....... ); 

I will explain the \".....\" because a usual

$.get(\"home.html\", function (data) { $(\".islice\").html(data); }); // doesn\'t work

won\'t work.

Instead

$.get(\"home.html\", function (data) { 
    data = \'\"\' + data + \'\"\';    
    $(\".islice\").html(data);
    var newHTML = $(\'.islice\').html();
    $(\'.islice\').html(newHTML.substr(1,newHTML.length-2));
}); // works

will work.

Explanation: => data may have new line chars. so setting innerHTML = data; breaks because of them. By adding quotes we convert it into a string but making that html adds extra quotes so I get rid of the quotes again.

Moral: => IE sucks.. Nothing else..

回答5:

I found the .load() function did not work very well with IE, but using $.get() instead worked perfectly, e.g.

var dummy = new Date().getTime();
$.get(\"home.html\" + dummy, function(data) {
   $(\".islice\").html(data);
});

回答6:

I found this workaround to be working:

$.ajax(\"loaded.html\", {
    cache: false,
    success: function(data, textStatus, jqXHR) {
        $(\"#content-1\").html(data);
    },
    dataType:\"html\"
});

where:

• \"loaded.html\" is the URL to the file to load.
• $(\"#content-1\") is the element that will contain the loaded data (and scripts).

回答7:

I had the same problem with IE9.

All ajax requests die silently by default. By using http://api.jquery.com/ajaxError/ I was able to determine the type of error by logging the exception message: An error with the code c00ce56e.

It turns out that this means the response is not being passed utf-8 encoded, as it should be in response to an ajax request.

Turns out I had an typing error in header(\'Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8\');

回答8:

I think the problem occurred because the ambiguous encoding. Try to specify the response encoding explicitly (that is, the charset in the HTTP Header), something like:

<meta charset=\"utf-8\">

回答9:

The e.preventDefault() won\'t make any difference in IE - you\'ll have to use return false; to stop things from happening:

$(\"#home\").click(function(e) {
    $(\".tabs\").attr(\"src\",\"tabs-home.gif\");
    $(\".islice\").hide(\'fast\');
    $(\".islice\").load(\"home.html\");
    $(\".islice\").show(\'fast\');  
    e.preventDefault();
    return false;
});

To debug this in detail, take a look at Firebug.

回答10:

Ok guys... I had same problem with ie 8 and older. This is my solution, hope it helps somebody:

1) At first it\'s pretty hard to debugging ajax in IE. Why? Console is not upto the mark, but there is another bigger problem - caching. First time you load something wrong it stays in cache. Than you spend 2 hours fixing problem seeing same result (when you do this 1st time). Thanks to this article (and discusion): http://zacster.blogspot.cz/2008/10/jquery-ie7-load-url-problem.html I customized my ajax calls like this:

$(container).load(link +\'?random=\' + Math.random()*99999 + \' .post-list li\', function() { // do some stuff }

Random URL works great

2) @Neno is right! IE have problems with mistakes in HTML. Validate your loading HTML http://validator.w3.org/

回答11:

To prevent having IE bugging on that, add a math.random() parameter to it so it doesn\'t use this unrelevant cache...

回答12:

I was having a similar issue and was able to make it work this way:

.load() and .html() don\'t work very well in IE; especially if you don\'t have valid HTML.

$(\"#home\").click(function(e) {
    $(\".tabs\").attr(\"src\",\"tabs-home.gif\");
    $(\".islice\").hide(\'fast\');
    $.ajax({
        url: \"home.html\",
        success: function(data, textStatus, xhr) {
            $(\".islice\")[0].innerHTML = data;
        }
    });
    $(\".islice\").show(\'fast\');  
    e.preventDefault();
});

回答13:

You\'re .load()ing into a <table>?

Hmm... Maybe push the .islice class up a level, into the <td>, or maybe a <div> in between...

(Not that that\'s necessarily the issue, but it\'s a possiblity...)

回答14:

I have same problem, for me work add in head

<meta http-equiv=\"X-UA-Compatible\" content=\"IE=EDGE\" />

回答15:

If load is with PHP, reset your array values. For example:

$result = \'\'; // do this
$row = \'\'; // do this
$data = \'\'; // IMPORTANT Kills odd behavior CACHE FOR IE

$result = mysql_query(\"your sql here\");
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){          
$data[] = $row ..... blah blah blah...