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Asked: 2026-05-13T13:31:10+00:00

If I use a single statement, then it works well. I mean if I

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If I use a single statement, then it works well. I mean if I use multiple $.post, as shown below, it fills both the DropDowns with the data of the second $.post. Why? The .php file contains code to dynamically fill DropDown.

$.post("../Lib/filldropdown.php", 
  {DropDownControlName: "inMemberOf", SqlQuery: "SELECT * FROM electioncategorymaster" },
  function(data){
    $('#divMemberOf').html(data);
});

$.post("../Lib/filldropdown.php", 
  {DropDownControlName: "inWard", SqlQuery: "SELECT * FROM wardconstituencymaster"},
  function(data){
    $('#divWard').html(data);
});

Kindly ignore the Sql Injection issue above.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Are you sure it’s not a server caching issue? Open up FireBug and inspect the responses of the two POST requests. I have a feeling that you’ll see that the second request is returning response data from the first request.

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