I have no control over the web service I aam calling so adding header attributes is not an option. I have tried adding a timestamp in the url but that did not work. Any ideas?
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I have no control over the web service I aam calling so adding header attributes is not an option. I have tried adding a timestamp in the url but that did not work. Any ideas?
A total hack would be to add random parameters to the URL request..
The parameters will be ignored on the server end, but WinJS.xhr will think you are making a new request. Sorry that I don’t have more time to dig in and see if there is a better way… but that was the first thing that popped into my head.