Force cache flush in browser?

If you don't want to send any data, just omit the data parameter or change it to data: {} (without quotes). It thinks you want to send the string {} The parameter is sent because you specified cache: false Besides, I think you should not 'build' the URL with the parameters yourself and pass an empty data object. JQuery does it for you i.e.

Instead of $. Ajax({ type: "GET", url: "http://mydomain/service? Date=" + mydate, data: {} }) Do this $.

Ajax({ type: "GET", url: "mydomain/service", //this remains constant data: {date: mydate} }).

If you don't want to send any data, just omit the data parameter or change it to data: {} (without quotes). It thinks you want to send the string "{}". The parameter _ is sent because you specified cache: false.

Besides, I think you should not 'build' the URL with the parameters yourself and pass an empty data object. JQuery does it for you. I.e.

Instead of $. Ajax({ type: "GET", url: "http://mydomain/service? Date=" + mydate, data: {} }); Do this $.

Ajax({ type: "GET", url: "mydomain/service", //this remains constant data: {date: mydate} }).

– Martin Jan 12 '10 at 20:48 Yes, it will be converted to query string if it's not a string already – Chetan Sastry Jan 12 '10 at 21:07.

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