Repeater headertemplate find on ItemDataBound?

Make sure that the UL has the runat="server" tag, and you should be able to find it EDIT Instead of running the whole list at the server, try just running the list item at the server, like this: ul> .

Make sure that the UL has the runat="server" tag, and you should be able to find it. EDIT Instead of running the whole list at the server, try just running the list item at the server, like this: If that doesn't give any errors, you should be able to access it in code behind like this: HtmlGenericControl ctrl = e.Item. FindControl("listItem").

I've tried that but I get an error: Error creating control - reSubNav Unexpected end of file looking for tag (the tag is in the FooterTemplate). I've added more code above. – JBoom Aug 24 at 16:17 Oh!

I see what you're doing. Is there a reason why you can't do this with just JavaScript? – James Johnson Aug 24 at 16:26 Yeah but what i'm trying to do is change the display:none on the tag so need to find that.

There are about 10 sections each with a hidden subnav and I want to show the correct subnav dependant on which section they have selected. – JBoom Aug 24 at 16:39 would e.Item. FindControl("listItem").

Parent do it? – JBoom Aug 24 at 16:41 @JBoom: Can you set it up so that all of the items are nested within list items? Are you trying to create an accordion menu?

– James Johnson Aug 24 at 16:42.

I'm sure the control you are looking for is not within the Header. The code snippet you have posted is correct.

Posted more code above. Thanks for your help. – JBoom Aug 24 at 16:18.

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