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there's no way around using only 1 form as far as i know. in asp.net, though, i don't really know why you'd want to? maybe you can explain your need for more than 1 form?
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there's no way around using only 1 form as far as i know. in asp.net, though, i don't really know why you'd want to? maybe you can explain your need for more than 1 form?

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Another form on the masterpage is for Treeview &nbsp;&lt;asp:TreeView ID=&quot;TreeView1&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; DataSourceID=&quot;SiteMapDataS<wbr />ource1&quot; ImageSet=&quot;Arrows&quot;&gt;<br />
That required to use form.<br />
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Another form on the masterpage is for Treeview  <asp:TreeView ID="TreeView1" runat="server" DataSourceID="SiteMapDataSource1" ImageSet="Arrows">
That required to use form.



                   

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A error message shown that I can only use one form.<br />
Actually, I already set up masterpage and one form is inside of masterpage.<br />
And all other pages in the future will contain form for sure. How can I code to avoid the error message?<br />
I am new of asp.net 2.0 Please explain /code as clear as possible.<br />

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A error message shown that I can only use one form.
Actually, I already set up masterpage and one form is inside of masterpage.
And all other pages in the future will contain form for sure. How can I code to avoid the error message?
I am new of asp.net 2.0 Please explain /code as clear as possible.


multiple forms masterpage / regular page

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