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I have a webpage that use $(document).ready() to build the interface. Then the user can go to a child page, and to go back to the original page he can press the browser's "previous" button or a "Return" button in the page which triggers a history.back();. Back on the original page, $(document).ready() is not triggered so the page is missing information.

Is there a way to trigger it automatically like if it was a "real load"?

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placing an alert in it, the alert is popped but stuff is missing in my interface like if some part of the ready event is missing. Investigating...

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hahahahaha in document.ready I click some checkbox which are supposed to be unchecked. When I "back" on this page, they are checked so they become unchecked because I reclick them.

Sorry, this is completely my bad :(

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A quick solution to this problem, use "onpageshow" instead.

window.onpageshow = function(event) {
    //do something
};

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