How to scroll an ASP.NET control into view after page load using codebehind

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=javascript>
<!--
/*
getElementPos(ElementName)
 
info: Gets the Coordinates of an Element. 
Can be any ObjectId (of DIVs, Anchors ect.)
 
params: Id of Emelent to get Coords
return: Coord Object
 
*/
function getElementPos(pElmName)
{
	//	find "Destination" Element
	var elm = findObj(pElmName);
	var coords = {x: 0, y: 0 };
	
	// Tricky: Recursive Function to get 
        // Coords of Destination Element 
        // + sum of Coords of "parent" Elements:
	// background: offsetLeft/offsetTop only 
        //gets the Offset to the Parent Object...
	while (elm)
	{
		coords.x += elm.offsetLeft;
		coords.y += elm.offsetTop;
		elm = elm.offsetParent;
	}
	return coords;
}
 
/*
ScrollToElement(ElementName)
 
info: Scrolls to Element. 
Can be any ObjectId (of DIVs, Anchors ect.)
 
params: Id of Emelent to Scroll To
return: void
 
*/
function scrollToElement(pElmName)
{
	// Get the Position of the Element
	var pos = getElementPos(pElmName);
	// Just a hardcoded fix, 
        //is written by the COntrol based 
        //on ChildControls
	if (pos.y>200) pos.y -= 20;
	
	// Finally --> scroll into Position
	window.scrollTo(pos.x,pos.y);
}
 
// MM DreamWeaver findObj() Function
function findObj(theObj, theDoc)
{
  var p, i, foundObj;
  
  if(!theDoc) theDoc = document;
  if( (p = theObj.indexOf("?")) > 0 && parent.frames.length)
  {
    theDoc = parent.frames[theObj.substring(p+1)].document;
    theObj = theObj.substring(0,p);
  }
  if(!(foundObj = theDoc[theObj]) && theDoc.all) foundObj = theDoc.all[theObj];
  for (i=0; !foundObj && i < theDoc.forms.length; i++) 
    foundObj = theDoc.forms[i][theObj];
  for(i=0; !foundObj && theDoc.layers && i < theDoc.layers.length; i++) 
    foundObj = findObj(theObj,theDoc.layers[i].document);
  if(!foundObj && document.getElementById) foundObj = document.getElementById(theObj);
  
  return foundObj;
}
 
//-->
</SCRIPT>
 
I just wrote this from the top of my head (where is the Sysntax highlighting in this textbox ;PP ), 
obviousely not tested, so there might be some syntax errors. 
 
But it shoud be enough to get you on the right track.
 
Greets
 
Leo