Hi all,
How do you workaround the fact that, e.g., firefox doesn't invalidate
a cached resource representation in the browser upon POSTing to the
uri of the resource?
My scenario is this:
A Google Map GETs a resource (a list of geo. points) which is cached
for an hour on the client to avoid the
Hi,
It's kind of odd what you do: namely input nested JSON data as URI
parameters in a GET request.
It doesn't make sense to URL encode your data that has a nested
object, so probably jQuery skips it.
URI parameters are only key/value paris.
POST can be used if you want to include arbitrary
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