In ASP.NET MVC and Razor, you can output raw HTML to the view using the Html.Raw method or by using the @Html.Raw Razor syntax. This allows you to prevent HTML encoding and display the HTML content as-is without encoding special characters like <, >, or &.
Here's how to output raw HTML using MVC and Razor:
Method 1: Using the Html.Raw method in the controller:
ViewBag or a strongly-typed model.using System.Web.Mvc; public class MyController : Controller { public ActionResult MyAction() { string rawHtml = "<p>This is <strong>raw HTML</strong> content.</p>"; ViewBag.RawHtmlContent = rawHtml; return View(); } } Html.Raw method to render the raw HTML content.@{ Layout = null; } <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Raw HTML Example</title> </head> <body> <div> @Html.Raw(ViewBag.RawHtmlContent) </div> </body> </html> Method 2: Using the @Html.Raw Razor syntax directly in the view:
@Html.Raw syntax to render the raw HTML content.@{ Layout = null; } <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Raw HTML Example</title> </head> <body> <div> @Html.Raw("<p>This is <strong>raw HTML</strong> content.</p>") </div> </body> </html> Both methods will render the HTML as-is without encoding any special characters, and the output will display the raw HTML content in the browser:
This is raw HTML content.
Use Html.Raw to output raw HTML:
Html.Raw to output raw HTML content in Razor views.<!-- Example: Use Html.Raw to output raw HTML --> @Html.Raw("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") Utilize Html.Raw to render HTML content without encoding.
Apply HtmlString for raw HTML output:
HtmlString for returning raw HTML content from Razor views.<!-- Example: Apply HtmlString for raw HTML output --> @HtmlString.Create("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") Use HtmlString to encapsulate raw HTML content and prevent encoding.
Use MvcHtmlString.Create for raw HTML:
MvcHtmlString.Create to output raw HTML in Razor views.<!-- Example: Use MvcHtmlString.Create for raw HTML --> @MvcHtmlString.Create("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") Utilize MvcHtmlString.Create to represent raw HTML content in Razor views.
Create a custom HTML helper for raw output:
<!-- Example: Create a custom HTML helper for raw output --> @Html.RawContent("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") Define a custom HTML helper to encapsulate the Html.Raw functionality.
Use @Html.Raw in combination with model properties:
@Html.Raw in combination with model properties to output raw HTML content.<!-- Example: Use @Html.Raw with model properties for raw HTML --> @Html.Raw(Model.RawHtmlContent)
Apply @Html.Raw to model properties containing raw HTML content.
Explore Html.Raw in JavaScript sections:
Html.Raw within JavaScript sections to output raw HTML content.<!-- Example: Explore Html.Raw in JavaScript sections --> <script> var htmlContent = @Html.Raw("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>"); </script> Use Html.Raw within JavaScript sections for raw HTML output.
Use MvcHtmlString.Create in a Razor helper method:
MvcHtmlString.Create within a Razor helper method for raw HTML output.<!-- Example: Use MvcHtmlString.Create in a Razor helper method --> @RawHtmlHelper.RawContent("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") Create a Razor helper method encapsulating MvcHtmlString.Create for raw HTML output.
Explore Html.Raw in attributes of HTML elements:
Html.Raw within attributes of HTML elements to output raw HTML content.<!-- Example: Explore Html.Raw in attributes of HTML elements --> <div data-content="@Html.Raw("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>")"></div> Use Html.Raw within HTML element attributes for raw HTML output.
Use @{} block for raw HTML in Razor views:
@{} block to output raw HTML content in Razor views.<!-- Example: Use @{ } block for raw HTML in Razor views --> @{ var rawHtml = "<p>This is raw HTML content</p>"; } @Html.Raw(rawHtml) Use @{} block to define and output raw HTML content in Razor views.
Apply Html.Raw in combination with conditional statements:
Html.Raw in combination with conditional statements to conditionally output raw HTML content.<!-- Example: Apply Html.Raw in combination with conditional statements --> @if (condition) { @Html.Raw("<p>This is raw HTML content</p>") } Use Html.Raw within conditional statements to conditionally output raw HTML content.
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