I'm new in ASP.NET C# and I have problems with some things.
In PHP, I can store HTML code inside a variable, for example:
$list = "<li>My List</li>";
echo "<ul>{$list}</ul>"; // write <ul><li>My List</li></ul>
I tried this in ASP.NET and Razor
string List = "<li>My List</li>";
<ul>@List</ul>
But ASP changes "<" and ">" to > and <.. You know any solution for this?
I have another question, can I insert variable inside a quotes like PHP?
echo "<ul>{$list}</ul>";
The Razor engine HTML encodes strings by default, as you have noticed. To avoid this behavior, just use Html.Raw():
<ul>@Html.Raw(List)</ul>
Edit
To render a variable within a string, I suppose you could use string.Format:
@{ var someVariable = "world"; }
@string.Format("<div>hello {0}</div>", someVariable)
Although that seems like overkill (at least for this example) when you can just write:
<div>hello @someVariable</div>
<span class="hidden" data-state="@(entry.Key)_Title"> Check out haacked.com/archive/2011/01/06/…For ASP.NET Core 6.0 you can use MarkupString like this:
@((MarkupString) yourString)
