The Wilson.WebForm.Form is an advanced Form Server Control. It replaces or supplements the standard built-in HtmlForm. It allows multiple Forms to be used on the same ASPX Page. Its Action property finally allows Posting to other Pages. Pages that use it must descend from the Wilson.WebForm.Page. It currently does not support the use of Validator Controls. Otherwise it tries to fully support the ASP.NET Framework. This includes ViewState, PostBack Events, and Web-Controls.

WilsonWebFormDemo
.................\AssemblyInfo.cs
.................\bin
.................\...\WilsonWebForm.dll
.................\...\WilsonWebFormDemo.dll
.................\Default.aspx
.................\Default.aspx.cs
.................\Default.aspx.resx
.................\MultipleForms.aspx
.................\MultipleForms.aspx.cs
.................\MultipleForms.aspx.resx
.................\NonPostBack.aspx
.................\ReadMeLicense.txt
.................\TestFormPost.aspx
.................\TestFormPost.aspx.cs
.................\TestFormPost.aspx.resx
.................\Web.config
.................\WilsonWebForm
.................\.............\ReadMeLicense.txt
.................\.............\Web.config
.................\.............\WilsonWebForm.dll
.................\.............\WilsonWebForm.htm
.................\WilsonWebForm.htm
.................\WilsonWebFormDemo.csproj
.................\WilsonWebFormDemo.csproj.webinfo
.................\WilsonWebFormDemo.sln

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