Re: Multiple <Forms in 1.1

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Clarification:
While my OP described the objective clearly, it could be even more clear : )
Steps 1 and 2 from the OP don't really need to happen (although they are one
way to satisfy the requirements).

Specifically, I don't need for the 2nd form to actually appear on my aspx
page and for the user to click to POST... if I can construct the <form> to
be POSTed to the other site in my code-behind (as a string), POST it to the
other site, AND have the user see the resulting page from the other site.
This would be ideal.

The part I don't understand is how to let the user see the page that the
other site sends in response to the POST sent via the WebClient in my
code-behind. If I can learn how to do this, then I'm good to go.

Sorry if this clarification of the problem causes any confusion...



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