In your item that you want to display, I assume you have a property that is a list (of T) or other type that is compatible with a normal listbox itemsource. Let name it ListPr for the sake of example.
In your item that you want to display, I assume you have a property that is a list (of T) or other type that is compatible with a normal listbox itemsource. Let name it ListPr for the sake of example. In your data template, add a listBox control and set the ItemsSource to {Binding Path = ListPr }.
It should works just like that. In that new listbox, you will be able to define another data template, and so on. Like it's mentioned in another post though, a treeview might be what you need in this case.
Hope that helps.
It sounds like what you're looking for is a tree. I think the TreeView control would be ideal for what you're looking for.
Thank You both for an answer and sorry for the delay in responding. David's solution works like a charm. Thanks – user260140 Jan 29 '10 at 1:55.
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