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Avick

 

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Form Post problem - 11/9/2007 5:56:11   
Yet another problem :)

I am redesigning my website and using all ASPX pages (or that’s the plan)
I have a master aspx page and all other aspx pages are linked to that.

One of the pages has a web form that will take people to their online email account.

It has two boxes (Email address, Password) and one submit button. Once the information is entered in the boxes and you press submit, it’s supposed to take you to your online email account.

The trouble is, the form dose nothing when you press the submit button. It works fine in a standard HTML page but stops working when on an ASPX page.

I have a feeling the form tag (<form id="form1" runat="server">) required for ASPX has something to do with it but I can’t figure out how to get around the problem.

Anyone got any suggestions how to get around this problem.

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Alan
http://www.newebirl.net
Avick

 

Posts: 181
From: Ireland
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RE: Form Post problem - 11/9/2007 7:08:15   
What do you know!

I was right, the runatserver form was causing the problem.

I put a form closing tag </form> just above my webmail login form and ran the page in my browser.

Once the information was entered in the form it went right to the online mail page.

The extra </form> tag is highlighted in yellow meaning it's an error in the code but the form and aspx page works perfect on all browsers so I'm not to bothered.

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Alan
http://www.newebirl.net

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