Re: multiple forms on one page

Craig Deelsnyder wrote: 
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 20:22:37 -0500, Pint <pintihar@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a simple web user control. I'd like for this form to appear twice on a single aspx page. How do I get around the problem of having more than one <form runat=server> tag?

More background: the user control is a login box. For design reasons I want the box to be available in the header as well as the bottom of the page.

Thanks,
Pint


Don't define the form in your usercontrol; I assume that's what you're doing. Usually you leave form definition to the page itself, for this reason.


Thanks for your reply, but this did not address my question.

I understand that using a single form works. What I am trying to learn is if anyone knows a way to allow for two or more forms on a single aspx page. One use of this would be to allow a login form on every page, even pages that have an entirely different form on them.
It would be nice to put the implementation of the login form in a user control so that it could easily be incorporated into every page. Your solution does not allow for this abstraction.
Thanks,
Pint
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