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<TBODY> in Table Control

Asked by arbert in Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: tbody, table, control

Ok, I know that .NET 2.0 is going to give us the ability to assign a "TableSection" property to a row on the table control.

But until then, can someone give me some pointers or ideas on how to get around the limitation of not being able to include <TBODY> tags in the table control.

Basically, we're creating a hierarchy on the fly and we need to hide/display multiple rows at a time within the same table.  I have it working beautifully in old ASP with CSS and the VISIBLE property of the ID on the TBODY.

So, we have a list of categories--these should always be visible.  Under those is a list of subcategorys--these are only visible when the category is clicked.  Under the subcategory is an actual list of selectible options and these are only visible when the subcategory is clicked.



I know we could make the table control postback and make the rows visible/hidden, but I think it's kind of pointless to make another trip to the server.

Thanks
Brett
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