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You can't recall the request but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See this page for jquery AJAX options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every AJAX request.

You can't recall the request but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See this page for jquery AJAX options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every AJAX request.

You can also use the abort() method on the request object but, while it will cause the client to stop listening for the event, it may probably will not stop the server from processing it.

You can't recall the request, but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See jQuery.ajax() (jQuery API documentation) for jQuery Ajax options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every Ajax request.

You can't recall the request but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See this page for jquery AJAX options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every AJAX request.

You can't recall the request but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See this page for jquery AJAX options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every AJAX request.

You can't recall the request, but you can set a timeout value after which the response will be ignored. See jQuery.ajax() (jQuery API documentation) for jQuery Ajax options. I believe that your error callback will be called if the timeout period is exceeded. There is already a default timeout on every Ajax request.