Jimmy Pruitt

I made a post on [stackoverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42587616/php-how-to-flush-cookies) that explains the problem, but I didn't explain it as well as I could have. I thought there would be a way around it...

Here's a more concrete example: ```

It appears to be fixed using variations of the example I provided. I'll apply it to where I initially found the problem and get back to you if I find...

I found one instance where we're sending three requests at the same time, and then a fourth request that starts shortly after the first three start, but finishes before any...

I'm still getting blocks on requests number 7 and 8 in the following example, but only sometimes. I have to refresh the page a few times to get it to...

Normally yes, but that check is only to confirm whether you can create an instance of it. For IE11 the case is [different](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn423948(v=vs.85).aspx) though. Run my example in IE 11...

What is it you'd like to know? I'm using PHP 7, Apache 2.2, and jQuery 1.12. I tested in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, IE 11, and Opera, and they're all affected....

I was finally able to make the [video](https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwBTYtNkQCz1VVM2S1JPY1NDb0U). I'm not sure it will help much, but it's there for you. Sorry the quality is so bad.

The problem isn't caused when the events are _fired_, it's caused when the events are _registered_, since `jQuery.ready` is just a `DOMContentLoaded` event that is registered whenever _jQuery.js_ is first...