Get the position of the form element on the screen by Michael RyanIf you know the position of the form element on the screen. You can do a window.scroll(x,y) or window.scrollTo(x,y) event..(x should probably be 0)...
This way, you can have the browser scroll to a particular pixel on the page without a redraw of the entire page.
If you are using formated tables for organization, this can be reasonably predictable. Also, in Internet Explorer only, when you can draw a form element into focus.
Form.element.focus() and will scroll to the item. If you are trying to keep an item selected when it comes up, can create a js function client side to select the items.
Here is the code..<script>
loadSelectDefault(fe,v) {
for (var i=0; i<fe.options.length; i++) {
if (fe.options[i].value == v) {
fe.options[i].selected = true;
return;
}
}
return;
}
loadFormOptions() {
var f = document.forms['myform'];
loadElementDefault(f.elements['myselect'],"<%=myselect_currentvalue%>");
}
</script>
<body onload="loadFormOptions()"... |
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