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xmod:datalist function inside of a feed?

Is it possible to gain the functionality of the xmod:datalist inside of a feed? The feed returns 2 or 3 rows, but I'd like the display orientation to be horizontal instead of vertical. I tried using bootstrap grid system container and rows within the feeds head and footer without any luck.
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Mark Guercio asked Apr 2, 2019 active Apr 8, 2019

I want to use the value from a Template in a Datalist within the same Module

I have a template and datalist with the same module. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/529 I need to use the value of [[RowsToRetrieve]]. I've set the value of a label (lblRows) to said parameter to try and make this easier, and then used a Join statement in my datalist, and tried to call the value of lblRows, but with no success. Ultimately, I'm going to use a JS loop within the ItemTemplate to itera
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GINO FILIPPELLI asked Feb 8, 2016 active Feb 9, 2016

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