Is it possible to add .NET code (sections) to a WordPress site?

The only simple way to do this is to make iframe tags pointing to ASPX files.

The only simple way to do this is to make tags pointing to ASPX files.

– Oded May 7 '10 at 19:11 For passing data to the iframes, you could use JavaScript to set the source parameter of the iframe, and pass in relevant parameters via the query string. For data inbound to the CMS, you'd probably rely on a relevant API/web service called via AJAX or a postback from the iframe itself. – Harper Shelby May 7 '10 at 19:17.

Even if you could, I wouldn't recommend it. Since you are talking about forms, could you not just write php or javascript that communicates with the . Net files?

I'm not to sure about how Web development in . Net works.

Yes, I could write PHP but only about 10% of our developers know PHP. It makes more sense to us, from a productivity point of view, to use .NET. – Jason May 7 '10 at 21:42 I see, Iframes seem like the best way to go then, or if you could pass information to your aspx scripts using POST or GET that is another possibilty.

Good luck on finding a solution – Con May 7 '10 at 22:20.

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