Don't use Page.InitComplete in QueryableFilterRepeater and DynamicFilter controls
ASP.NET Dynamic Data QueryableFilterRepeter and DynamicFilter controls currently use Page.InitComplete logic to dynamically generate their content. This prevents you from re-using these controls on a custom filter template to generate filters for a related (parent or child) table. By the time the custom filter template is initialized the Page.InitComplete has already fired and the controls simply don't work.
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AdminRabi Satter
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