I understand your problem, to overcome this I wrote a javascript
querystring* handler.
I lets you add/read/remove item from a url like this.
www.example.com/#item1=value&item2=value
var qs = new YourNameSpace.Querystring();
qs.GetQueryString("item1");
qs.SetQueryString("item3", "value");
etc...
When a value is changed in your selectbox you have to change the
querystring with the above function. Before you submit your form you
have to copy the querystring (GetCompleteQueryString) and paste it
after the action of the form.
<form id="form1" action="default.aspx">
Window.document.getElementById("form").action += "#" +
qs.GetCompleteQueryString()
When your page loads, you have to check your querystring. If it's
filled, fill your selectbox with it.
*you can download it here:
http://www.ydis.nl/ydis/Files/rogier/querystring.txt
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