Why is it rendered for each item? Don't you handle the SelectedIndexChanged
event? In any case, since you are already in code-behind, you can code any
logic as when to populate the sub listview.

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Eliyahu Goldin,
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> Thanks - that resolves the problem I was having with sub ListView not
> rendering, but introduces another issue. A sub ListView (with the same
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>>> </tr>
>>> </ItemTemplate>
Brian Gaze - 28 Apr 2008 08:15 GMT
Thanks. The easiest solution for me was to add the sub ListView
declaratively in the SelectedItemtemplate.
Brian
> Why is it rendered for each item? Don't you handle the
> SelectedIndexChanged event? In any case, since you are already in
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>>>> </tr>
>>>> </ItemTemplate>