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It's unavoidable, and not strange at all. The first thing a browser generally does when you refresh is clear the window. (May depend on browser.)

jQuery Mobile avoids this on Ajax page changes, because it loads the new page into the same document and then does a CSS transition.

jQuery Mobile can't change the behavior of the browser when you refresh, though.

Why does the user have to "refresh the Javascripts"?
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Edit: sorry, but I based my response on your summary line. Now that I've re-read you post, I am confused as to what the problem is. Is the problem that the page goes blank, or that the login page shows?

If you want more than some general advice, you will have to supply some details:

https://forum.jquery.com/topic/how-to-ask-for-jquery-mobile-help

Hi watusiware,

Thanks for your answer. The problem is that the page goes blank. User will never be refreshing the page himself. I just have doubt that this might be an indication of some other issue.

To catch the issue I have enabled certain exception handling as well but couldn't catch the issue. For your information I have used:

1. try-catch is almost all of my javascript methods
2. I used $(document).on("error", function(e)
3. I used $( document ).ajaxError(function( event, jqxhr, settings, exception )
4. I have written logs everywhere to print if error occurs.

Could you also suggest me the best way of error catching in jquery mobile.

One more thing I want to highlight is, my app's first page loads all the javascrips(in the html's head section) and then redirects to login page (using $.mobile.changePage()). I included this extra starting page to make it easy to convert it to phonegap application. might be this design of having extra page is erroeneous. u might suggest.