No. There are other ways of doing similar things, depending on what you want to do really. You have access to the compiler dll, so you can actually compile code in the runtime. You can use reflection to create objects if you know the class name, and to access members of objects. If you want to find a control in the current page, there is a FindControl method. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Hi, If in the web.config file, you set authentication to Forms and LoginUrl to Login.aspx....and authorization deny users "?" ......Then client cannot go to other page without first going to Login.aspx. Hope helped. Happy Programming. Sanjeev