click on row, popup detail

Hi Brent,

To accomplish this task, implement a ViewController, access the ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController object, and handle its CustomProcessSelectedItem event.
For example:

C#
public partial class ViewController1 : ViewController<ListView>{  
    public ViewController1() {  
        InitializeComponent();  
        TargetObjectType = typeof(Contact);  
    }  
    protected override void OnActivated() {  
        base.OnActivated();  
        ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController lvpcoc = this.Frame.GetController<ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController>();  
        if(lvpcoc != null)  
            lvpcoc.CustomProcessSelectedItem += new EventHandler<CustomProcessListViewSelectedItemEventArgs>(lvpcoc_CustomProcessSelectedItem);  
    }  
     void lvpcoc_CustomProcessSelectedItem(object sender, CustomProcessListViewSelectedItemEventArgs e) {  
        e.InnerArgs.ShowViewParameters.TargetWindow = TargetWindow.NewModalWindow;  
    }  
     protected override void OnDeactivated() {  
        ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController lvpcoc = this.Frame.GetController<ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController>();  
        if (lvpcoc != null)  
            lvpcoc.CustomProcessSelectedItem -= new EventHandler<CustomProcessListViewSelectedItemEventArgs>(lvpcoc_CustomProcessSelectedItem);  
        base.OnDeactivated();  
    }  
}  

Please review the How to: Replace a List View's Default Action article in help to learn more.
If you need to show this DetailView in EditMode, you can add another ViewController as it is described in the How to: Display a Detail View Directly in Edit Mode in ASP.NET Applications help article.