I am having difficulty with masterpage that I'm currently working on.  The situation is this:

I have a site with master page that has a webmail login portion on it (username, password, remember me, etc.).  The problem I have is that since my webmail application is not part of this site, I am using the PostBackUrl property of the login button to post the page to the login page of the webmail app.

This all works fine when I am working with a single page.  When I stick it on a master page the INaming  model changes the names of my textboxes and since my webmail app is looking for specific POST parameters which are "username" and "password", after the INaming get's done rendering my page the controls are named ct00$username and ct00$password.

A viable solution would be to hand craft the http POST operation in the code behind, or some other trickery to create and set the POST parameters I need.

Thanks for all the help in advance.
 

You could try hand creating hidden fields on your form with the right names (standard html input fields)

have a clientside click event for the login copy the data from the renamed fields to the ones with the right names and then it will postback to the login form of the webmail application.  you have to be careful in creating the script for the clientside, the fields go through the INaming process as you are aware, so you will have to use the serverside clientid properties to generate the script for each button. 

--JJ

I'd suggest using the "IDOverride" control

http://wilcoding.xs4all.nl/Wilco/Toolbox/WilcoWeb.aspx

this will let you keep those WebMail textboxes from getting renamed by the master page

jose_jimenez: I've tried including html hidden inputs and the using javascript to populate them with the values of the asp textboxes and that works great, but asp.net doesn't include them in the POST data.

I'm going to look into the control that MorningZ mentioned and will get back with the results.

 MorningZ, your solution worked brilliantly!  That library is definitely going into my permanent stash.