Annoying isnt it. Well in .Net Framework 2.0 (yes it’s been there a while now), you can use the property:

Page.MaintainScrollPositionOnPostBack = true;

Well this will force the user to be returned back to the last point they clicked i.e. could be a control, button, checkbox etc

Very useful and helps with improving the user experience, something we should all be striving for!

The following code is what I use to detect safari and load the relevant script:

<script type="text/javascript">

	if(/Safari/.test(navigator.userAgent))
	{
 		//you are using safari, or at least you CLAIM to be
		document.write('<link type="text/css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet" href="/css/safari.css" title="example" />');
	}
	</script>

Add in the tags and set the path to the correct css file you wish to load. Same concept can be used to load javascript files.

The most recent one I came across was I needed to add external redirects in the main menu. The menu was built using XSLT for the main site pages which was fine although I needed to link to other pages off-site.

After a little searching, I found the following package that worked a treat – simply added a macor to my text page, add the redirect URL and bobs your uncle, it works great!

http://www.neehouse.com/umbraco_cms/packages/redirect.aspx