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I am working on a site that is using AJAX for page loading.<br />
problem is, some pages have js elements that need to be call after the DOM is loaded, for example: Google maps. If I do a page refresh, all works fine.<br />
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Is there a way I can reload a page and scripts into the DOM without actually refreshing the page itself?
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I am working on a site that is using AJAX for page loading.
problem is, some pages have js elements that need to be call after the DOM is loaded, for example: Google maps. If I do a page refresh, all works fine.

Is there a way I can reload a page and scripts into the DOM without actually refreshing the page itself?

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