08.20.2007 / Maintaining scroll position in ASP.NET 2.0
While I have often vented my frustrations with how difficult it can be working with DHTML in ASP.NET, Microsoft has taken a great step in helping developers make the transition to their primarily postback-based framework. To explain, one reason why I love DHTML so much is that I hate having to post back to the server just to dynamically add/remove a text box or show/hide a particular div. What makes posting back worse is that when you get the regenerated page, the user’s browser jumps back to the top of the page. …I want more!