I would think that this is a browser issue, and not a back end issue...
After all, it's the browser that has to remember what the position is.
Now if those browsers support maintaining that position, by requiring a
certain tag, or something in the markup, then by all means, ASP.NET should
support it. If it doesn't, however, the architecture is not so closed that
you can't do it yourself.
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Does anyone know if ASP.NET 2.0 is going to incorporate "maintain scroll
position on postback" in non-IE browsers like Firefox?
This seems like an often requested feature on these newsgroups since the
beta version of .NET.
Microsoft heavily advertises it's .NET browser detection advantages, why
not
make some use of it and hope that Microsoft follows up their words with
actions? as well as following up on their agreement from the anti-trust
settlements on being anti-competitive.
Thanks.