Quck Simple Javascript question - syntax for If Postback = True

I want to make a DIV visible only on postback

[letsgetsilly]

I would like to make a little javascript the header of my aspx file to read something like:

If Page.IsPostBack Then
divHome ...style.visibility:visible...
EndIf

I can make a div disappear, but I don't know the syntax in javascript to do an if postback statement.

Thanks for any help!

[RonPK]

JavaScript is usually executed in the browser, or in other words client side. On the client side, there is no such thing as postback.

Or are you using JavaScript as a .net programming language?

[letsgetsilly]

My objective was to un-hide a <div> after the user clicks on the same page.

I am programming in the .NET environment but I am trying to use Javscript to do the work for this task in my aspx page.

You are right with the javascript postback problem, it doesn't exist. I dont think I can make it work without submitting a form, or something similar.

Thanks for your help

[rocknbil]

Umm . . . set a Javascript cookie. If the cookie exists, act on it. :-)