Hi, everyone!
We use a service called FormStack and they allow great form functionality along with many ways to embed a form into a page.
A few of the embedding methods creates the form wishing the page DOM or you can paste the full form into your markup.
Using these methods causes a couple of issues with ASP, namely because the form used a Submit button triggering the page to postback.
This got me thinking: could I wrap FormStack's HTML form in an UpdatePanel? That would then create the form's submit button as a trigger for the panel causing partial page postback, no?
This would then solve any ViewState issues caused by embedding the form within the ASPX template, I think.
Does anyone have any experience with something like this? If so, can you please offer any advise?
Thanks!
-Eric
We use a service called FormStack and they allow great form functionality along with many ways to embed a form into a page.
A few of the embedding methods creates the form wishing the page DOM or you can paste the full form into your markup.
Using these methods causes a couple of issues with ASP, namely because the form used a Submit button triggering the page to postback.
This got me thinking: could I wrap FormStack's HTML form in an UpdatePanel? That would then create the form's submit button as a trigger for the panel causing partial page postback, no?
This would then solve any ViewState issues caused by embedding the form within the ASPX template, I think.
Does anyone have any experience with something like this? If so, can you please offer any advise?
Thanks!
-Eric