Just a quick tip to hopefully save someone out there a little bit of time… If you add range validator to your ASP.NET page that is checking a numerical range (e.g. 10 min to 100 max) make sure you set the Type of the range validator to Integer…  If you just say 10 to 100 without setting it, you’ll set some whacky results since it defaults to Type=String for some reason…

If you’re like me, you don’t like your page to scroll all the way back to the top when you click anything that causes a postback now that you’re already scrolled down a screen or two.  So how do you fix this, well, it’s actually really simple.  Just add SmartNavigation=”true” to your page directive on your .aspx pages like so:

<%@Page SmartNavigation=true%>

If you happen to want this enabled on all of your pages, then add the following inside the system.web node of your web.config file:

<system.web>
     <pages smartNavigation=”true”>
</system.web>