Hi!
Sorry if this has been asked and answered recently, but the search - even the advanced search - here brings back far too many responses for me to tell.
I have an AJAX-enabled webform that uses a master page.
The new webform has a gridview placed inside a panel in order to fix the gridview's header position. Thisis also inside a Multiview panel. That works. But, if the user clicks the 'edit' button on a row of the gridview which is anywhere below the first set of initially-displayable rows, a postback occurs and the scroll position of the panel returns to the top of the gridview and the user has to scroll back down to find their row sitting there in edit mode. I just want the user returned to where they left off. I've looked at a lot of possible solutions, some using javascript and some using cookies to record and re-set the scroll position of the panel control (or it's associated div), but ...
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