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Asked: 2026-05-26T12:42:10+00:00

I’m using $.post() to do the following… $.post(‘login’,details); I would assume this POST’s the

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I’m using $.post() to do the following…

    $.post('login',details);

I would assume this POST’s the data to login but all I can see happening is the details being attached to the url as if it’s doing a GET request to the page I’m on rather than a POST to my login page. Why would this be happening? My login page is meant to redirect the user to a new page once their login request has completed so ideally I’d like the POST to go to the login page so that the user can be redirected.

The details contents are { username: "username", pasword: "password"} and the login page is a login.java page which is using Jersey.

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  1. Editorial Team

    POST to GET is often caused by you using a wrong URL.

    I think your serverside program is expecting that the URL ends in / and redirects to that address using HTTP 301 or 302 response; according to specs this means that GET must be issued instead of POST.

    Try using “login/” instead; also consider that your code should be callable from any url on your site; preferably anchor the urls to server root, thus “/login/”!

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