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Hi all,

I have an aspx page which must contains two forms...
I know that it's impossible but my client wants a login form in all
pages...
The login must be secured and all the website can't be in https!
I can not modify action via javascript because the website must be
AA-WCAG compliant (Accessibility).

Is anybody has an idea?

you can have two forms on a page. the asp.net callback model only supports 1
per page, but you can still add a second html form (don't add runat=server)
that posts to a login page.

you other option is to create a login control, and place it on every page.
in this case have your pages inherit from a base page that implements the
login logic.

not sure how you can have a secure login with out https.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

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> Hi all,
>
> I have an aspx page which must contains two forms...
> I know that it's impossible but my client wants a login form in all
> pages...
> The login must be secured and all the website can't be in https!
> I can not modify action via javascript because the website must be
> AA-WCAG compliant (Accessibility).
>
> Is anybody has an idea?
>

creating a control which handle login information is a good solution
but...
How can i use HTTPS for the login and HTTP for all the others?

bruce barker (sqlwork.com) a écrit :

> you can have two forms on a page. the asp.net callback model only supports 1
> per page, but you can still add a second html form (don't add runat=server)
> that posts to a login page.
>
> you other option is to create a login control, and place it on every page.
> in this case have your pages inherit from a base page that implements the
> login logic.
>
> not sure how you can have a secure login with out https.
>
> -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
> <> wrote in message
> news: oups.com...
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have an aspx page which must contains two forms...
> > I know that it's impossible but my client wants a login form in all
> > pages...
> > The login must be secured and all the website can't be in https!
> > I can not modify action via javascript because the website must be
> > AA-WCAG compliant (Accessibility).
> >
> > Is anybody has an idea?
> >