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oh, i forgot to mention .. you have to assign the returned content (which i assume will be HTML tags of a page) to the iframe .. 
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oh, i forgot to mention .. you have to assign the returned content (which i assume will be HTML tags of a page) to the iframe ..

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Forced accept.<br />
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I am using ASP.NET 2.0, and have built a dashboard that includes a simple list of hyperlinks that map to an iframe so that all of this information is stored on a single web page.<br />
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One of the links must go to an outside vendor, but I need to pass an encrypted account via the Post method (querystring is not an option). So I am wondering how to do this when the post action on the web form must remain my homepage?<br />
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I though of using the PostBackOptions Class, but the example in the .NET framework class library doesn't quite fit the bill as to what I am doing. Pleas advise.
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I am using ASP.NET 2.0, and have built a dashboard that includes a simple list of hyperlinks that map to an iframe so that all of this information is stored on a single web page.

One of the links must go to an outside vendor, but I need to pass an encrypted account via the Post method (querystring is not an option). So I am wondering how to do this when the post action on the web form must remain my homepage?

I though of using the PostBackOptions Class, but the example in the .NET framework class library doesn't quite fit the bill as to what I am doing. Pleas advise.

Send Form Post from Hyperlink to external URL without changing the Postback URL

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