Unfortunately not. When a full page is cached it is rendered from an html record of the page, so even on_start events do not run.
A work-round is to make an ajax callback from javascript in the page and use the php handler for that to trigger a c5 event or even to flush and reload the page. However, there can be a fair bit of work in getting the context right in a secure way.
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A work-round is to make an ajax callback from javascript in the page and use the php handler for that to trigger a c5 event or even to flush and reload the page. However, there can be a fair bit of work in getting the context right in a secure way.