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Default Overriding the TreeView Control

Hi,

Is it possible to override the rendering of the TreeView control?

I have a client who wants

1) to have the treeView nodes expand and collapse <b>only after the root level</b>. In other words the root would not collapse, only child nodes of the root would.

2) to have the treeView respond to mouseovers, instead of clicks, for expanding and collapsing nodes.

So I think I need to override the rendering of the control, so that I can change the JavaScript that is being generated.

Anyone know anything about that?

Thanks!

Aaron






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