I display some text in the view:
....
<%: model.Content %>
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my model.Content contains html tags, and I want to display them not as text, but as html. How to do it?
Thanks.
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As of MVC 3 you can use:
@Html.Raw(model.Content)
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<%= model.Content %>
Be careful with this because it could open your site to XSS attacks.
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Use:
<%: MvcHtmlString.Create(model.Content) %>
or
<%= model.Content %>
Because <%: does Html encoding, while <%= doesn't.
MvcHtmlString.Create creates a 'save' Html string, which<%: takes and prints out as is.
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Gideon
From stackoverflow.com/questions/3382860/htmlstring-vs-mvchtmlstring : In ASP.Net 3.5 MVC 2.0, you should use MvcHtmlString. In .Net 4.0, you should use HtmlString. (which is simpler)
<%= Model.Content %>
The colon : is short for Html.Encode() while equal = simply post what is in the string.
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