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Has anyone got a solution for the problem <asp:treeview /> != <ul><li></li></ul>

I'm using the asp:TreeView and would really rather just output it to a standard nested <HTML> list using <ul> and <li>, at the moment it produces some pretty ugly code using <div>s and <table>s.

Has anyone got a decent workaround?

I'm using <asp:XmlDataSource> to populate the TreeView

This explains the current situation very well.

+5  A: 

Ever looked at CSS-Adapters? They should be doing what you are looking for.

Tom Jelen  2008-12-19 14:36:18
Yes, that does seem to do the job.... will report back
DrG  2008-12-19 14:40:28
And if it doesn't you can modify them.
annakata  2008-12-19 14:50:57

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