I have created a multiple page form, with the first page being used to collect data from the user which is used to complete the subsequent sub-forms and then print them as documents. On the first page which is used for data entry, I have created a PREVIEW button which I initially placed at the bottom of the page. The PREVIEW button displays the PDF documents which are completed once the data entry is completed. The problem is that when the PREVIEW button is at the bottom of the page, when I display the completed PDF documents, the scroll bar initially displays the PREVIEW documents half way down the screen and the user needs to scroll up to see the beginning of the document. After much trial and error, I discovered that the problem is due to the fact that the user has to scroll down to complete the data entry page and apparrently the scroll position is maintained when I display the first PREVIEW page. I was able to get around the issue by moving the PREVIEW button to the top of the page, but from a usability perspective, this is less than ideal.
So, the question is.......is there a way to force the PREVIEW pages (basically just unhiding completed subforms) to be displayed starting at the top of the form when the previous page has been scrolled down?
