When I ran your user control code, I received java script error for object not found and it appears to be of the 'ltr.Text' objects as below.  Are these text boxes we need to put on page?  Thank you.

  ltrSF.Text = __SAVESCROLLY.ClientID;


   ltrSFX.Text = __SAVESCROLLX.ClientID;


   ltrRF.Text = __SAVESCROLLY.ClientID;


   ltrRFX.Text = __SAVESCROLLX.ClientID;

Yo dude, pretty nice trick, i was looking  how to avoid that the post back messed around with my page scroll and this did the trick, and pretty simple to implement, thank dude

It works great !! but after I included the savescroll.js file on my asp.net page, menu on the page is not working please advise. 

JS Code for to build the menu on the page

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if (node.nodeName=="LI") {

node.onmouseout=function() {

//Non-IE

//IE 6+ in 'standards compliant mode'

//IE 4 compatible

//Everything else

var mySizeW = 0;

var minSizeW = 10;

//document.getElementById('content').style.width = mySizeW;

Hi All,

 I used a simple trick in my DataGrid_SelectedIndexChanged to maintain the visibility of the selected item after postback. Here the trick (Setting the focus of the selected record/row)

    Protected Sub gvNew_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles gvNew.SelectedIndexChanged
        Dim selectedIndex As Integer
        selectedIndex = gvNew.SelectedIndex
        gvNew.Rows(selectedIndex).Focus()

        dvRoom.PageIndex = selectedIndex
        dvRoom.DataBind()
    End Sub

 It's not as neat as the javascript solution, but well, it works on all browser. :)

Thanks.

Regards,

JeeShen Lee

 The last solution is for Grids, I think (haven't checked too thoroughly) the original problem was in general about how to maintain the position.

I actually had the same issue myself - don't remember right now the thread.

Thanks 

Use This One <@ % MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback="true" %>

worked great, thanks!