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Oğuzhan Soykan
Oğuzhan Soykan

Reputation: 2690

MvcHtmlString without Razor Encoding

I'm writing a method that generating a javascript code and sending the razor view. But razor view encoding this according to its head.Codes is below.

This is my method body, returning a mvchtmlstring:

StringBuilder scriptHtml = new StringBuilder();
        scriptHtml.Append("<script>");
        scriptHtml.Append(@"var {0} = {{
                    id: 'someText',
                    title: '{1}',

                 $(document).ready(function () {{
                       $.function({0});
                   }});");

        scriptHtml.Append("</script>");
var output = string.Format(scriptHtml.ToString(), this.Id, this.Title);
return MvcHtmlString.Create(output);

So now, its output is :

@&lt;script&gt;var tlyPageGuide,,&quot;direction&quot;:&quot;Right&quot;

Something like this growing with encoded.

That's what I want is the Razor should not change my code while cshtml is creating and I gotta get pure javascript code with rendered.

Note : I don't want to use Html.Raw() for the solution.I want to make this on server-side.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 601

Answers (1)

Leo Nix
Leo Nix

Reputation: 2105

Have you considered using partial view?

For instance: (this code may contain errors but you get the idea):

class MyScriptModel
{
  public string Id {get;set;}
  public string Title {get;set;}
}

//your partial view: my_partial.cshtml
@model MyScriptModel
//extracted from your string builder
<script>
        var @Model.Id = {{
                    id: 'someText',
                    title: '@Model.Title',

                 $(document).ready(function () {{
                       $.function(@Model.Id);
                   }});

</script>

//instantiate the model
var model = new MyScriptModel {Id="someid", Title="some title"};

//using your partial view
@Html.Partial("my_partial", model)

Upvotes: 1

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