HTML Object Tag and Silverlight Plugin Reload

I have a Silverlight plugin that I don't want it to be refreshed or reloaded. But in my case, it always reloaded itself though nothing on the page caused a postback. Later on, I found out that I have a javascript code that hide and show the container of the plugin (div with id of someDiv in the code below). 

<div id="someDiv">
  <object data="data:application/x-silverlight-2," type="application/x-silverlight-2">
       ...
   </object>
</div>




Apparently that causes the object tag to reload the plugin. My workaround thus is to set the height of the object tag to 0 px, that solves the problem.
































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