[thelist] ASP.NET multiple forms question

[M. Seyon]

Message from Anthony Baratta (7/13/2006 08:35 PM)

>M. Seyon wrote:
> >
> > "When working with asp.net having 2 form html object is forbidden."
> >
> > Is this true? It seems rather narrow-minded an approach if it really is.
>
>As Ken stated, one server-side form only.
>
>What I normally do in situations like this, I make the login form a
>non-server side control.

Hi Anthony,

Thanks you both you and Ken.

If you don't mind what's probably a totally newb question, what is the 
difference between a server-side and a non-server-side control?

As my ASP knowledge ended several years ago before the advent of .net I 
really have no idea what the significance of this is. I've done some 
googling and seen other sites that suggest more or less the same but I 
don't just understand.

Thanks.
-marc

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