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I’m using fragment identifiers to run a tabbed browsing control and it would be nice if the post-back could preserve the tab as that is less jarring to the user. To that end I’ve been searching for a method to preserve the fragment identifier and am at a total loss.
Is there a way to read or save the fragment identifier from the referring url during a page post-back in ASP.NET?
You can’t save/retrieve URL fragments on the server side because Browsers don’t send them -and they aren’t supposed to- to the server. See here.