Thanks for the followup Param,
I think the problem is possibly project specific. If convenient, you can
also try creating a new web project (make sure simple page with long items
obey the scroll setting ruls in the web.config ) and then copy your pages
there to see whether it works.
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Steve, I had set the property to false in the web.config under pages
| element. It looks like it doesnt want to obey that setting. I have to
| actually set the property on each .aspx page at the top with the page
| attribute for it not to do that...
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| | > Hi Param,
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| > I just perform some tests on my local environment by some simple pages
| > with
| > long data items and validation controls. Seems the page will maintain
| > scroll position only when I turn on "maintainScrollPositionOnPostBack"
| > property. Is the problem only occurs on a particular page on your side
or
| > have you try building a simple page with long list item and validation
| > control to see whether it also suffers the problem? If convenient, I
| > suggest you post a simple reproduce page so that we can also perform
some
| > local test on that.
| >
| > Thanks,
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| > | Nopes, nothing set on the top of my page in the page attribute.... i
| > checked
| > | the top of my page..
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| > | | > | > Do you have the MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback page attribute set
in
| > | > your page? Check your HTML at the top of the page. Do you have
| > | > SmartNavigation on?
| > | >
| > | > -Andrew
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| > | > | > | >> Hi all,
| > | >>
| > | >> I have a long web form on asp.net 2.0. When I go at the bottom and
| > click
| > | >> on submit, a postback occurs and if there are any validation errors
| > (no
| > | >> client-side checking being done), the page loads again, but this
time
| > the
| > | >> scroll position is at the bottom. This is annoying, because the
| > actual
| > | >> validation error messages are on the top and the user cannot see
| > them.
| > | >> Any ideas? I have turned off maintainscrollbackpositiononpostback
in
| > the
| > | >> pages element in web.config. What am I missing?
| > | >>
| > | >> TIA!
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