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tree node in datalist

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    i have a treeview , which contains four root nodes , each node contains it's sub nodes , i want to display each root nodes along with it's sub nodes seperately in datalist. I mean datalist will have four template columns .How should i do it?

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      i have a treeview , which contains four root nodes , each node contains it's sub nodes , i want to display each root nodes along with it's sub nodes seperately in datalist. I mean datalist will have four template columns .How should i do it?

      Yesterday is a canceled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is the ready cash. USE IT.

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      The obvious way would be to reshape the data from the data source so it represents a table in the format you want, and then bind to it.

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