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Refresh Javascript Instead of Page Refresh

Hello.. I have a page which is for an internal website for emergency services. So there's a possibility that there's more than one disaster ongoing at once; code example at the bottom of the page. So this is the reason for the DIV's being updated by Feed's via javascript. This works fine and has been working fine, but I have the page setup to auto-refresh every 35 seconds for updates to the messag
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Jeff M. asked May 23, 2018 active May 23, 2018

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Hello.. I have a template which has DIV's in it which are populated by a feed. Items such as a DisasterID and the logged in user are used for the feed to display messages to the user for that particular disaster. Multiple disasters (and the particular users messages) can be displayed within this template. This works great. My question is this; I'd like to hide the div's be default. Yet if the feed
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Jeff M. asked Sep 17, 2014 active Sep 17, 2014

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