Jquery Ajax Cache

Use $. Ajax in jquery

Then, when the Ajax attribute is specified, 'false' is used '.

The hateful JavaScript feature is shown here.

 

In jquery, most of the time, attributes are caused.

Otherwise, it is easy to become a variable name. For example, Red. However, it can also be recognized. So it's all about getting used to it.

 

However, false is a special case.

If yes, the result is as follows:

'False' is treated as true. Because only a null string is true.

 

For example, enter:

Javascript: Alert ('false '? 'True': 'false ');

The result will be: True.

 

Direct result: Ajax requests are cached instead of re-requested. The result is different from the one you want ....