I have a table in my db where one of the properties is an Html page (without the html, head and body tags), and I intend to put it in the middle of one of my views - say, I
You can also return a HTMLString and Razor will output the correct formatting, for example.
@Html.GetSomeHtml()
public static HtmlString GetSomeHtml()
{
var Data = "abc<br/>123";
return new HtmlString(Data);
}
This will allow you to display HTML
All you need is: @Html.Raw(yourEncodedHtmlFromYouDatabase)
I'm assuming that the html in the database has been properly sanitized (or at least from a reliable source), because if not, you could be opening yourself up to cross-site scripting attacks.
The reason your approach didn't work is that Razor HTML-encodes output by default (every time you use @
to display something). Html.Raw
tells Razor that you trust the HTML and you want to display it without encoding it (as it's already raw HTML).