>Joe,
>
>You first have to find the form object, then loop the controls of the form. Below is an example sub of how that can be done:
>
>

>    Private Sub LoopTextBoxes()
>
>        ' Variables
>        Dim nCnt%
>        Dim oType As System.Type
>        Dim frmTrgt As System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlForm
>        Dim txtObj As System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox
>
>        ' Loop Controls - Get Form
>        For nCnt = 0 To Controls.Count - 1
>
>            ' Assign Type
>            oType = Controls(nCnt).GetType
>
>            ' Determine Match
>            If InStr(UCase(oType.FullName), "HTMLFORM", CompareMethod.Text) Then
>
>                ' Assign Value
>                frmTrgt = Controls(nCnt)
>
>                ' Bail
>                Exit For
>
>            End If
>
>            ' Free Memory
>            oType = Nothing
>
>        Next
>
>        ' Loop Controls - Get Form
>        For nCnt = 0 To frmTrgt.Controls.Count - 1
>
>            ' Assign Type
>            oType = frmTrgt.Controls(nCnt).GetType
>
>            ' Determine Match
>            If InStr(UCase(oType.FullName), "TEXT", CompareMethod.Text) Then
>
>                ' Assign Control
>                txtObj = frmTrgt.Controls(nCnt)
>
>                ' Assign Value
>                txtObj.Text = "Got It"
>
>                ' Free Mem
>                txtObj = Nothing
>
>            End If
>
>            ' Free Memory
>            oType = Nothing
>
>        Next
>
>    End Sub
>

>
>Happy 4th! Hope that helps...

This works in my test web app but not in the live one. I will have to see what evil forces are imposing their open office propaganda on my happy family of products. :p

Thanks for the answer,