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02/01/2010

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Sandeep

Brandon

I think this is not complete post.. are you planning to add more details to it.

Brandon Anderson

Sandeep, you're right. Looks like my HTML was stripped out by Typepad. Sorry I didn't realize that sooner. I'll try to get up the HTML in the next day or two. Thanks for notifying me.

Brandon Anderson

Sandeep, I added the missing HTML so you can see how the list structure should be set up for the expand/collapse. Good luck.

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