Another way to do this is to cheat a bit... You can use javascript in
the <body> tag's "onload" attribute. This attribute can be used to tell a
browser to seek an anchor on your page.
So, the idea is to place anchor tags next to each of your asp:button(s).
"<a name='buttonX' />" Or at least space anchors out on your webpage,
and label them descriptively.
Your asp logic can modidy the <body> element's onload attribute to force
the browser to navigate to a specific anchor tag immediately on page load.
For example, if someone clicked asp:button #2, you should have already
placed an anchor in the page near that button, like <a name='button2' />
When you 'build' the page on the server, make sure you insert the "onload"
attribute to the <body> tag. This would look something like
<body onload="javascript
:window.location='#button2'">
That's probably not quite the right syntax, but you can search online for
good examples on javascript sites.
-Charlie
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I appologize in advance if this is a novice question. I don't have much
ASP.Net experience.
I have an NCAA tournment selection page that I use asp:button controls.
Theproblem is that everytime I click one of the buttons, the entire page
redraws and the screen is scrolled to the top. How can I stop the entire
screen from refreshing or how can I stop the page from scrolling back up to
the top?
Thanks in advance for your help,
