<clickon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Yes you need to use AJAX really, MS is developing a set of AJAX libraries
>called ATLAS to help you do this, they can be found here
>http://atlas.asp.net/ they are still in Beta but they seem to work well.
>
>"simon" wrote:
>
>> hello,
>> i have a section of a page that has multiple dropdowns.
>> each dropdown calls the same method on a change of selection by the
>> user. the method loops over all the dropdowns and if the newly
>> selected items matches a previously set item, it changes the
>> dropdown's background color from white to yellow and nulls out the
>> previous selections value.
>> this is working just fine functionally, but every postback causes the
>> screen to refresh and display the page at the top (same position as
>> when the page is first pulled up).
>> is there a way to handle the form element changes without doing a full
>> page refresh and reposition?
>> thank you for any advice.
>>
>>