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I want to refresh with new hash but it seems chrome just changes the hash instead of redirecting as it’s the same URL.
How can I do it?
window.location = "http://lujanventas.com/" + shopURL + "#" + name;
The simplest thing would be to slightly change the URL with a URL parameter to force the browser to reget the page:
By definition a hash change only is only supposed to just go to that hash – it isn’t supposed to reload the page so the way you have it now, it’s doing what it’s generally supposed to. Without explicitly doing a page reload first, you have to trick it into loading the URL over again when you change the hash. Adding a different parameter to the URL will trick it.