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Position page on load and keep state?
Hi
My .NET web page consists of several sections, if I scroll down to a section,
enter some data and hit update, when the page is reloaded it is positioned
at the top of the page and not on the section I was working on. This is
confusing for users. How would one do a page load, and postion where it
was before (say at a specified anchor)- while at the same time maintining
viewstate on the page (IsPostBack must remain true) - so we can not do a
Redirect("www.MyPage.com#MyAnchor") - as this will start a fresh instance
of the page and we loose our state?
I hoping there is some code I can run in the page load which will jump the
page to the required position/location.
Any help apprecaited.
Thanks
Saul
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Re: Position page on load and keep state?
Answered in the web.asp.plus discussion group. Please don't cross-post.
Thanks,
Russell Jones
Sr. Web Development Editor,
DevX.com
"Saul" <skaplan@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> Hi
>
> My .NET web page consists of several sections, if I scroll down to a
section,
> enter some data and hit update, when the page is reloaded it is positioned
> at the top of the page and not on the section I was working on. This is
> confusing for users. How would one do a page load, and postion where it
> was before (say at a specified anchor)- while at the same time maintining
> viewstate on the page (IsPostBack must remain true) - so we can not do a
> Redirect("www.MyPage.com#MyAnchor") - as this will start a fresh instance
> of the page and we loose our state?
>
> I hoping there is some code I can run in the page load which will jump the
> page to the required position/location.
>
> Any help apprecaited.
> Thanks
> Saul
>
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