Exactly, the web developer company will make the website, they got PHP and ASP.NET programmers, so i can totally decide. I'm an application programmer... so i can't take a risk by doing such a project by my own. I need a professional hand to do it. Thanks for replying! :) Marian.

yea, correct me if i'm wrong, the masterpage is the "DEFAULT" page and then i create other pages that "inherits" (i know is not inheritance, but just an example in order to explain what i know) from the masterpage. For example if i have a masterpage with header and footer as master.master with a contentplaceholder in the body. Then i create a login.aspx with master.master as the masterpage and include my independent code inside of the container of login.aspx. When i run the webpage, the masterpage creates the proper HTML. I realised about the forms, when you create a new .aspx file, with the default code. It shows something like this: // Here I should add all the ContentPlaceHolder's right? And manage all the events from each page without needing a lot of forms. Thanks again :D Marian.

:) that's so cool! ok, don't want to convert this into a chat hahaha, thanks again!!! and see you around! ;)

LOL :| it worked, i tried but i didn't work for me, looks like i made a sintax mistake... thanks!!!! really appreciate that!

I suggest you move this to the ASP.NET forum (copy there and delete this). You should probably be using ASP.NET web controls in place of the HTML, unless you are using the MVC framework Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^] -Or- A Dead ringer for Kate Winslett[^]

Thank you very much for answering to my doubt!

Oh! sorry for you name mistake, i thought your name was "matt" because of your signature "Madmatt". And thanks for explaining me the terms of "inheritance" in asp.net and masterpages :) iou! Best regards! Marian.