jQuery .load() method implementation guide the inner HTML when called multiple times on the same element
I've hit a wall trying to I'm using jQuery version 3.6.0 and experiencing an scenario with the `.load()` method. When I call this method on a specific `<div>` element to load content from a URL multiple times, the inner HTML of the `<div>` does not update as expected after the first load. Here’s a simplified version of my code: ```javascript $(document).ready(function() { $('#loadContentButton').on('click', function() { $('#contentDiv').load('content.html'); }); }); ``` The `content.html` file changes frequently, but when I click the button multiple times in quick succession, it seems that jQuery does not fetch the updated content after the first load. Instead, it appears to be pulling from the cache. I tried adding a cache-busting query string to the URL like this: ```javascript $(document).ready(function() { $('#loadContentButton').on('click', function() { $('#contentDiv').load('content.html?v=' + new Date().getTime()); }); }); ``` However, this still does not resolve the scenario. I also checked my browser's network tab, and it shows that the request is being made, but the content remains unchanged. I’m not seeing any behavior messages in the console either. Is there a recommended approach to ensure that `.load()` fetches the latest content each time without being affected by caching? Any insights or suggestions for best practices would be greatly appreciated! I'm working in a Linux environment. Could this be a known issue?