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I have been searching and this problem seems simple but cannot find answer. I have multiple request calling different url. But for each url, I only want the result once and it must be the last one in the same url being called. My issue now is "how to get the last one only?" I looked at this and it seems to be 3 years old:

http://plugins.jquery.com/project/ajaxqueue

Any other way to do this nicely and cleanly? If there is something like this, it would be perfect:

queue: "getuserprofile",
cancelExisting: true

(where the existing ajax in getuserprofile queue will be canceled)

Thanks

HP.
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This explains how to use jQuery to do an ajax call and how to abort it. All you need to do is create an array that stores each request. You could then cancel the previous request while adding the new one.

ajaxRequests = new Array();

queueRequest = function() {
    if(ajaxRequests[ajaxRequests.length - 1]) {
        ajaxRequests[ajaxRequests.length - 1].abort();
    }

    ajaxRequests[ajaxRequests.length] = //Insert New jQuery AJAX call here.
}
Jack Miller
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Mr. Smith
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Since we only want the result of the last request, this is very simple and works.

var ajax = null;
var getFoo = function() {
    if(ajax) ajax.abort();
    ajax= $.ajax({});
};
getFool();
getFool();
getFool();
getFool();
getFool();
getFool();

only the last request is executed.

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Instead of using library, you can use Basic jquery Ajax method :

beforeSend:{}

For example:

xhr = jQuery.ajax({
            url: /*Your URL*/
            type: "POST",
            data: {
              //data
            },
             /* if there is a previous ajax request, then we abort it and then set xhr to null */
            beforeSend : function()    {           
                if(xhr != null) {
                    xhr.abort();
                }
            },
success:function(){}

});