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GreenHell

Right I've got a form declared like this

<form runat="server" visible = "false">

I want to make visible = "true" if someone is logged in, how can I do this?

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Spunj

Using ASP.NET, your whole page is actually a form. Placing other forms on it is tricky. You dont' need a seperate form; place an '<asp:panel>' on the page and put your buttons/ textboxes inside it. On page load, check if your authentication and then set the panels visible property accordingly.

Any control with 'autopostback' set to true will cause a form submit for your page level form.

GreenHell

Got it working by setting the form visible = true and the labels and button inside equal to false. Funny ole language.

Boco

Another solution could be to group the controls onto a panel or make them into a composite control and just make that invisible/visible as needed.