In repeater control there have a 5 Temjpleats
1.header temp
2.item temp
3.alternative temp
4.seperater temp
5.footer temp


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The Repeater ,DataList, ASP.NET server controls and ASP.NET 
mobile controls are templated controls. The DataGrid 
control is not strictly a templated control, but uses 
templates to customize its user interface.

The repeater,Datalist,Datagrid are templated controls in 
asp.net

 Generally speaking, a template is the description of how a 
certain element will be rendered at runtime. In ASP.NET, a 
template is property of a server control that describes the 
static HTML, controls, and script to render within one 
region of the control. For example, a Repeater control has 
a HeaderTemplate property that defines the contents of its 
header region. You normally define a template within the 
body of an ASP.NET page using declarative syntax. For 
example, the following code shows how to specify a template 
to draw the header and each row of a Repeater control.
<asp:repeater runat="server">
  <HeaderTemplate>
    <h2>Employees</h2>
    <table border="0">
  </HeaderTemplate>

  <ItemTemplate>
    <tr>...</tr>
  </ItemTemplate>
</asp:repeater>
 When it comes to rendering the contents of the Repeater 
control, the ASP.NET runtime uses the content defined in 
the templates and processes it?often together with bound 
data?to create an HTML representation of the region. All 
the server-side controls within the template individually 
render themselves as HTML.
 The Microsoft? .NET Framework utilizes the ITemplate 
interface at runtime to process the templates into a 
control hierarchy that can be databound and rendered to 
populate a part of an ASP.NET control. As long as you 
define templates in a declarative manner?using inline tags 
in ASPX pages?you don't strictly need to know about the 
ITemplate interface. That will become important only when 
you move one step further and start investigating how to 
create and assign templates programmatically and 
dynamically. But before we look at that, let's review the 
use of templates with a DataGrid control.

In repeater control there have a 7 Templates
1.header temp
2.item temp
3.alternative temp
4.seperater temp
5.footer temp
6.Selected item Template
7.Edit item Template