Returning page to current position after sending request to server

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I am creating a form, and when a user clicks on the ASP.NET calendar control, or on another checkbox that sends a request to the server, the page reloads fine, except that it is at the top of the page, instead of where it was originally. Is there an easy way to move the page back to the current position? or does it have to be individually coded. If individually coded, how might that look? thank

Devin

 

[Ashish M Bhonkiya]

Hi Devin,

you can use this function call the RetainScrollLocation in the pageload and
everything will work fine.

HTH
Regards
Ashish M Bhonkiya


private void RetainScrollLocation()
{
StringBuilder myScriptCodeSave = new StringBuilder();
RegisterHiddenField("_SCROLLLOCATION_", "0");

myScriptCodeSave.Append("<script language='javascript'>");
myScriptCodeSave.Append("function saveScrollLocation() {");
myScriptCodeSave.Append("
document.forms[0]._SCROLLLOCATION_.value = document.body.scrollTop;");
myScriptCodeSave.Append("}");

myScriptCodeSave.Append("document.body.onscroll=saveScrollLocation;");
myScriptCodeSave.Append("</script>");

RegisterStartupScript("saveScrollLocation",
myScriptCodeSave.ToString());

if (Page.IsPostBack)
{

StringBuilder myScriptCodeSet = new StringBuilder();

myScriptCodeSet.Append("<script language='javascript'>");
myScriptCodeSet.Append("function setScrollLocation() {");
myScriptCodeSet.Append(" document.body.scrollTop = " +
Request["_SCROLLLOCATION_"] + ";");
myScriptCodeSet.Append("}");

myScriptCodeSet.Append("document.body.onload=setScrollLocation;");
myScriptCodeSet.Append("</script>");

this.RegisterStartupScript("setScrollLocation",
myScriptCodeSet.ToString());

}

}

I am creating a form, and when a user clicks on the ASP.NET calendar

control, or on another checkbox that sends a request to the server, the page
reloads fine, except that it is at the top of the page, instead of where it
was originally. Is there an easy way to move the page back to the current
position? or does it have to be individually coded. If individually coded,
how might that look? thanks