When I use "splitter.ajaxRequest" for a pane, it works in other browsers, but IE always uses its cache rather getting new data. If I clean IE's cache before I trigger the ajax request, then it works for IE.
As I searched online, there're two ways to fix it, one is to change the request type from GET to POST, the other is to disable cache. Both can be done easily with jQuery, but I wonder whether the "ajaxRequest" function takes arguments such as:
{ type: 'POST' } or { cache: false } ?
It's also fine if there're other ways to fix this issue. Thank you!