A
Alan Silver
Hello,
From my limited experience with ASP.NET (couple of weeks so far, much
time wasted with stupid book), you can only have one form per page. If
so, how do you handle the scenario where you want two forms (from the
user's point of view) on a page, one form that uses POST and one that
uses GET?
For example, suppose your site has a members' log-in form at the top of
every page. This would normally use POST as you don't want the password
appearing in the URL where it can be seen in the history. However,
search engines on sites generally use GET as this makes bookmarking the
page easy.
Can you do this? If not, is there any way around it?
TIA
From my limited experience with ASP.NET (couple of weeks so far, much
time wasted with stupid book), you can only have one form per page. If
so, how do you handle the scenario where you want two forms (from the
user's point of view) on a page, one form that uses POST and one that
uses GET?
For example, suppose your site has a members' log-in form at the top of
every page. This would normally use POST as you don't want the password
appearing in the URL where it can be seen in the history. However,
search engines on sites generally use GET as this makes bookmarking the
page easy.
Can you do this? If not, is there any way around it?
TIA