How can I replace the contents of a scrollable div without jumping to the top?

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Published on 2010-04-26T13:51:45Z Indexed on 2010/04/26 13:53 UTC
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I have a div with the overflow: auto style. It is populated via AJAX with a result table. The rows in this div are editable, and with each edit I refresh the contents. The problem is, if the user edits something at the bottom of the div, the refresh brings them back to the top.

I had some luck using anchors with Firefox, but not all versions of IE jumped to the anchors within the div.

Is there any way to replace the contents of a div like this without having the scrollbar jump to the top? Any other suggestions? I like to refresh the entire set of results rather than just the updated row if possible, but if there are no workarounds I guess I will pursue that instead.

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