jQuery: Making simultaneous ajax requests, is it possible?

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You want asynchronous (which is the default). The browser limits you to two requests at any given time. This is part of the HTTP specification. (HTTP 1.1 specification, section 8.1.4)

Putting the requests into the queue is your best option.

I should note that this can be overridden in Firefox and probably some other browsers. (but as it’s not standard, it doesn’t help you much)

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