Re: navigation to anchor

You could have a startup script in the Page_Load event handler to scroll to
the anchor. Like this --

if (IsPostBack)
{
string str;
str = "<script language='javascript'>location.href='#someanchor';</script>";
RegisterStartupScript(this.UniqueID + "OnLoad", str);
}

You might also be able to scroll by using the
the "window.document.body.scrollTop" property. This property gives you the
current scroll-position of the page.

Ayyappan Nair

On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 06:06:39 -0700, Alex Smotritsky
<alex_smotritsky@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I have an anchor in my webform that I want the page to scroll down to on
>postback. I can get this to work by using
>Response.Redirect("MyPage.aspx#anchor"), problem is - this causes some
other
>things to not happen or atleast not survive thru page loading.
Specifically,
>input fields that I'm disabling and a label who's visible property I'm
>setting to true are not getting set when I do the redirect.
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>I've tried HttpContext.Current.RewritePath with no success as well.
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>TIA for any ideas.
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