Trying to maintain vertical position on postback 1

[adddeveloper]

hello!

I'm using this control:

http://www.strengthtechnologies.com/scroll/UsersGuide_VS.aspx

It's to keep the vertical scroll position on postback.

I had tested it before, and it worked, but now...for some reason it doesn't.

I've checked the following and all seems right:
1. The .dll is in the bin folder
2. I do have the reference
3. I have the .aspx reference at the top of the page
4. I have the code behind reference

I tried deleting the control and redragging it onto the page, and that didn't work. In the properties, the MaintainSrollY is set to true.

Any suggestions are welcome!
Thanks!

 

[jbenson001]

You wil have to contact them for support since it is there control.

 

[adddeveloper]

Thanks jbenson001!

I've already sent them an email, but I got this link from this site. Was hoping someone has used it and had suggestions. We'll see....I'll keep trying. Am looking for javascript to do the same thing, but trying several options and no luck.

 

[adddeveloper]

I'm trying this, but it's not working either:

Here's what I have in my HTML:

<a name="#cb1"></a>
<asp:CheckBox id="cb1" runat="server" Text="Don't show me again." AutoPostBack="True">
</asp:CheckBox>

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For my code behind, I've got:

If Page.IsPostBack Then

Response.Write("<script>location.href=""#""<%=Request.Form[""__EVENTTARGET""]%>"";</script>")

End If

Any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

 

[dvannoy]

for 2.0 you can use this product

http://www.asp.net/ControlGallery/ControlDetail.aspx?Control=1351&tabindex=2

for 1.1 use this

http://www.asp.net/ControlGallery/ControlDetail.aspx?Control=1351&tabindex=6

I use this and it works perfect

 

[dvannoy]

sorry guys, I didn't relize it was the same product. that will teach me to look at the link before responding hu?

 

[adddeveloper]

dvannoy,

No worries...I think I'll just use javascript to set the cookie. I wanted to keep it all on the server side, but for the sake of a cookie, I'll just go with client side scripting.

Thanks for the post anyway!