When Safari starts navigating to the next page, it stops your AJAX request. To avoid this, you need to prevent the click (by adding return false; to the handler), then navigate explicitly by setting location. Href in the AJAX completion handler.
Possibly the change of page cancelles the load of the image as the image will not be visible. You could have the web metho call do the redirect using location. Href = "" insted.
Since the . Load function is asynchronous, the AJAX request may not have time to execute before the browser navigates to "/show/231". Given your example, I would try changing .
Load to . Ajax and use the following parameters: $. Ajax({ async: false, url: '/web', data: 'id=' + id, success: function(){} }); The 'async:false' parameter/value makes the AJAX request synchronous instead of asynchronous.... which should solve your problem.
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