The form you are trying to use probably uses JavaScript to fill in some fields when you press the submit button. Try using your browser's development tools to see what else is being sent to the server.

With ASP.NET, I know that there is a __doPostBack function that is sometimes called prior to submitting the form, or even WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions. The latter one usually means that the form is being sent to someplace other than the current page. If you designed this application yourself, you probably want to look at the ASP.NET manuals. 

-Thomas

"Excuse me for butting in, but I'm interrupt-driven..."

In reply to Re: Form authentication for .NET sites by thomas895
in thread Form authentication for .NET sites by Charli

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