This works, but you're not going to get positional information - you may
end up displaying record 14 as the first record in the display, which is
not exactly what the user had on-screen. If you care aboiut the
distinction, you may want to keep "first displayed record" (3) and
"currently selected record" (11). Maybe even "number of displayed records".
At 11:17 AM 3/16/00 -0600, Brandon Wallace wrote:
>Keep track of how far down the user has scrolled.
>When saving the data, save the
>selected row # (11) + scroll amount (3) = 14
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> I am trying to save which row is selected in a table so when the
>> user returns, the same record is selected. My delimma is illustrated
>> in this example:
>>
>> Table displays 11 rows.
>> User has currently scrolled down and selected record 14.
>> Since rows are relative to the top of the screen, he's really
>> still on row 11.
>> I save row 11.
>> User leaves and reenters program.
>> I select row 11, which now displays record 11, not 14.
>>
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