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Member 11227881 22-Sep-15 14:54pm View    
public static void FocusControlOnPageLoad(string ClientID,
System.Web.UI.Page page)
{

page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("CtrlFocus",

@"<script>

function GetDivPosition()
{
document.getElementById('GVWF').scrollTop = window.name;
//--alert(numericPostion) FOR TESTING ONLY!!!
}

function ScrollIntoView()
{
var gridView = document.getElementById('ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_gvRptItems_BranchChief_With_Focus');
gridView.scrollIntoView((window.name * (window.innerHeight)));
}

function RunScripts()
{
ScrollIntoView();
GetDivPosition();
}

window.onload = RunScripts;

</script>");
}
Member 11227881 20-Mar-15 10:35am View    
Revise Question:
I am looking for something that can analyze the software to show all the Code Branching. I saw demo some year ago where the desktop application was analyze and you could see all the code associate. It use a tree view structure and it isolated the code and you would click on it and it would branch to that code. To actual see the code you would click on the node and drill down into the code.
Member 11227881 20-Mar-15 10:34am View    
Revise Question:
I am looking for something that can analyze the software to show all the Code Branching. I saw demo some year ago where the desktop application was analyze and you could see all the code associate. It use a tree view structure and it isolated the code and you would click on it and it would branch to that code. To actual see the code you would click on the node and drill down into the code.
Member 11227881 20-Mar-15 10:34am View    
Revise Question:
I am looking for something that can analyze the software to show all the Code Branching. I saw demo some year ago where the desktop application was analyze and you could see all the code associate. It use a tree view structure and it isolated the code and you would click on it and it would branch to that code. To actual see the code you would click on the node and drill down into the code.
Member 11227881 2-Mar-15 10:08am View    
The suggestion of asking the user to enter the group name like "ABC\TI0022" sound good. But, do you think that maybe more than what a user would like to do. They already have to remember so many passwords. How can I make this seamless for the user?