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Using web forms I know that you can only have one ASP.NET form on a page. I’ve done some implementations where I’ve used Javascript to add other forms to a page to support things like logon controls (that post back to Logon.aspx instead of the current page). I’m wondering if the single form per page is still present in ASP.NET MVC or if this restriction has been lifted.
You’ll probably want to use regular HTML forms in your MVC code with the action attribute pointing to the appropriate controller action. So you can have as many forms on the page as you want.