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i have put a grid view in div element and set the style of div element is as follows;

style="margin: 0; padding: 0; border-collapse: collapse; width: 350px; height: 500px; overflow: auto; background-color: #FF00FF;"

because of this style div elements shows scrolls if grid view's height is biggest then
div element height.

now what happens when i select any row down the height of div element in grid view it scrolls back to first row

i am not getting how to solve this problem and i want to maintain the state of the grid view even after selecting any row below the height of div element

Posted 12-Aug-13 20:11pm

Gurdeep Singh 007

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Dholakiya Ankit 13-Aug-13 2:16am

overflow = 'scroll' may help you gurdeep

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woopsydoozy · Answer 1 · 2013-08-13T03:45:00

I assume this is happening on the postback--you select an item, it posts back and therefore rebuilds the page, and when it rebuilds, you lose your position. One thing to try is putting your div in an UpdatePanel, which will give it a partial postback instead of a full refresh--don't remember if this will actually suppress a scroll reset or not. The more common approach, if that fails, is to handle this in client script--you store the scroll position before posting back, and restore it when you return. Here's a walkthrough example: Scroll Gridview while Maintaining Scroll Position[^]