I use Rails3, JQuery and will_paginate gem to make remote pagination links. Known solution for this is:
$('.pagination a').live('click',function (){
$.getScript(this.href);
return false;
});
With this code I get links like: http://localhost:3000/products?_=1300468875819&page=1
or http://localhost:3000/products?_=1300468887024&page=2
. So the little question is: what is this strange param _=1300468887024
(looks like Unix-time). What is its purpose? As I know this can cause some problems with search crawlers.
UPD: The solution is described here.
it's a cache buster. It's also used in development mode, so to avoid getting an old request from the browser cache.
(unfortunately, all the explanations I found are realated to advertisement :S)
This is a simple solution if you don't mind removing it for all requests:
jQuery.ajaxSetup({ cache: true });
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