Hi guys,
Before I spend hours barking up the wrong tree, am I right in thinking
that there is no way for a non ASP.NET page to POST to a ASP.NET page
and be able to retrieve the variables in any fashion? So far as I can
determine, the POST gets changed into a GET before it hits any of my
code and the variables have disappeared.
Situation is: We're adding "Membership" services for our clients, and
obviously want our clients to be able to access these services via our
main website - so we've changed the homepage to include a small form
which then submits to a seperate login page (that if it recieves
credentials, does the authentication in the Page_Load and proceeds into
the services area). I really don't want to switch the main website to
ASP.NET (especially since there are already some subfolder of the
mainsite which are ASP.NET, and I've had problems with web.configs
every time I've tested out nesting).
So - what should I do? How should I proceed? Not having the login on
the Homepage (my own preferred solution, which I suggested before we
even started development) is not "politically" acceptable. But as it
is, the only way to pass the credentials is via GET, which means the
password shows up in the status bar. I'm not happy going live with
that...
Damien