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jQuery ajax problem ie10/11

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I'm having a problem with Ie10/11.

 

We have a jQuery ajax request that's firing, but instead of using the current domain, it's using the last domain you visited in the browser/another tab.

 

Example :

 

Domain1.co.uk - Site with the ajax request.

 

I visit domain2.co.uk go and then do back to domain1.co.uk

 

When the ajax request is fired the url given is appended to domain2.co.uk instead of domain1.co.uk.

 

 

Has anyone ever encountered this?

 

Ben

 

EDIT:

If i copy a paragraph from word instead of a website, It doesn't fire the ajax network request and gives a different error message

Edited by irn3rd

Post your code or a link.

It could be a problem with history implementation. Are you using .load or .get or .post methods?

Edited by Nillervision

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Just an update, we found a soloution for this, it wasn't anything to do with jQuery or the $.ajax method.

 

The bugs stemmed from Microsoft changing the way some methods worked in IE10 and IE11

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