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$.getJSON('${userDetailsURL}', {
Id : "${user.id}",
ajax : 'true'
},..... etc...
What is ajax:’true’ for? I couldn’t figure it out.
Thanks a lot
The parameter containing the
ajax:truepart is the data being sent to the server.My guess would be that the user is checking for the existence of ajax: true when the call is made so they can do something differently (or to verify) when the url is hit by an ajax call rather than directly (or through some other means).