SmartNavigation and JavaScript: Friends on page load; foes on postback

[KingRichard3]

I have a Javascript header on an ASP.NET page. The javascript renders fine upon the initial loading of the page; however, it does not render after an event on the page causes a postback. SmartNavigation is on and I would really like to keep it that way, if at all possible.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

 

[link9]

If you turn SmartNavigation off, does it work?

SN is the worst good idea MS ever had, IMHO. If you are the least bit inclined to roll your own client side solutions, then chances are, SN will muck it up.

What feature of SN do you want? I have a custom solution for resetting the scroll position of the page that I can post if you like. It's not as simple as setting a property = true, but it does work.

-p

The answer to getting answered -- faq855-2992

 

[KingRichard3]

Yes, if I turn off SN, the JavaScript runs just fine... What I want from SN is to have it create a non-postback-looking postback, i.e. a postback without throwing the user back to the top of the screen.

Any help would save many motion sickness bags.

Thanks,
Rick

 

[dace]

If you turn off SN, one big thing you can do to help is to save the scrollbar position as link9 said - see:

http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/111704-1.aspx