You may also want to consider the concept of generating an ASPX page on the fly and running that, so you don't need placeholders.

BOb


>Thanks for the response David. I still need a little help though. The article you pointed me too places the code in an aspx file. This gives you access to the placeholder control. Since I am building the page dynamically, my placeholder control doesn't actually exist yet, so I don't have access to the properties and methods of placeholder. I am probably going about this the wrong way, but I assume the aspx pages need to inherit from a vb page. I don't have premier access so I can't search the archives. Do you have another example? Also I downloaded the IBuySpy and I am looking at it. I am having a little bit of difficulty following the code because the default page inherits from CDefault and I can't find it anywhere in the solution. Thanks for the help.