javascript - Executing a function on initial page load (and user refreshes) but not back button -

I would like to perform a JavaScript (or jQuery) initialization function - let's call it myPageInit () After the page is completely full.

Cache is here : myPageInit () should run only The page is initially loaded or if the user Forcing one page to refresh (i.e. the browser reload button presses, hits F5 , etc.).

To avoid suspicion:

• should not no run. User navigates to www.mypage.com = & gt; myPageInit () page runs after loading.
• User can now refresh the browser button = & gt; runs myPageInit () after reloading the page.
• The user now clicks on a link on the page (like & lt; a href = "www.cnn.com" & gt; ... ).
• The user clicks the back button to go back to www.mypage.com = & gt; myPageInit () runs after the No page.

  which I have tried so far

  • $ ( window). Load () - I think it used to work, but it appears on modern browsers when the user presses the back button (see note on the comment)

  • $ (window) .ready () - It also shows the fire on both the initial load and the back button.

  • Searching for other relevant answers. I still could not find what I'm looking for.

    Thanks in advance!

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