Use Ajax JSON (Getjson) to read data from the server, do not update the problem resolution under IE

Use Ajax JSON (Getjson) to read data from the server, do not update the problem resolution under IE

Because Getjson will take the target URL from IE cache in IE browser, the loop execution Getjson function will not get the latest data, if you add a time parameter to the target URL, then each execution will get a different URL to fetch the actual data.

<script language= "JavaScript" >
function GetData ()
{
var timeparam = Math.Round (new Date (). GetTime ()/1000);

Add millisecond time parameters to ensure that different URLs are taken each time
var url= "getjson.php?timenow=" + timeparam;
$.getjson (URL, function (data) {
alert (data.randdata); Take the value of the object
});
}

</script>

Use Ajax JSON (Getjson) to read data from the server, do not update the problem resolution under IE