jQuery by default appends a timestamp to every URL, that is called via
jQuery.getScript(), to prevent caching.
This alteration might confuse badly written third-party-ad-scripts, that
assume an explicit format, when parsing URL's.
name,
src = domain;
+ /**
+ * Without this option, jQuery appends an timestamp to every URL, that
+ * is fetched via $.getScript(). This can mess up badly written
+ * third-party-ad-scripts, that assume that the called URL's are not
+ * altered.
+ */
+ $.ajaxSetup({ cache: true });
+
document.write = document_write;
document.writeln = document_write;