Hi there,

you could host the vwgform inside your aspx using just an iFrame or better still if you wish to be able to communicate between your aspx page code behind and the vwgform then use drop a Formbox onto your asp page and point it to your vwg form

For more info on that see here: http://wiki.visualwebgui.com/pages/index.php/Communicating_with_a_FormBox

cheers james

Hi John,

FormBox is for hosting a Visual WebGui form within an ASP.NET (aspx) page. HtmlBox is for hosting of Url or Html within a Visual WebGui application. The HtmlBox is an IFrame based control where you can place (almost) any Url, but as with the FormBox, the page hosted within the HtmlBox is a seperate application, even from a different domain, so it's disconnected from your Visual WebGui application unless you add your own communication channels. See more here.

Palli