>>>Hi,
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>>>I am trying to make the UserAdmin.aspx fit in with the look and feel of my application. However, when I change its master page to my own master page which has a form on it, then remove the form reference from the UserAdmin stuff, it displays properly, but clicking on th elist of users results in a null user PK being selected so the code to display the user data breaks.
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>>>What can I do to fix this?
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>>It has to do with this line in the page load
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>>this.lstUsers.SelectedValue = Request.Form["lstUsers"];
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>>The problem I think is the Form referenced here is actually in the Master page now. Maybe a better question would be how to accomplish that same thing without using the Request.Form["lstUsers"] to get it.
>>Tim
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>Maybe I'm not understanding how the master pages work, but isn't it just like a template that gets used so the form will actually end up in the actual page?

That is the question and there must be some difference since it works without the master but not with it. I was hoping Paul would chime in and help with this one. Otherwise there is probably another way to get the same result.
Tim