Creating attributes with @html.raw #112

sant123 · 2016-10-25T04:23:19Z

Hi, I want to make some attribute according to condition.

@{ var homepageClass = model.homepage ? ' class="homepage"' : ""; }

<body@html.raw(homepageClass)>
</body>

Generated code:

<body class="homepage">
</body class="homepage">

¿Is this an expected behavior?

kirbysayshi · 2017-05-08T00:41:00Z

This is definitely a bug, but there is a workaround. The problem is that vash is interpreting the html tag name as, literally, body@html.raw(homepageClass).

Workaround: Put a space in there! => <body @html.raw(homepageClass)> Of course, you'll need to change your ternary to not include the space as well.

kirbysayshi · 2017-05-08T00:42:35Z

Found another bug related: <body @model.what class=""></body> fails to compile due to the parser not bailing on the space between .what and class. Workaround: enclose model.what in parens: <body @(model.what) class=""></body>

sant123 · 2017-05-09T04:37:19Z

Thank you @kirbysayshi for answering, long time but better than never 😄 I used this option <body @html.raw(homepageClass)> for working around. I really expect this gets fixed soon :)

kirbysayshi added the bug label May 8, 2017

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Creating attributes with @html.raw #112

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sant123 commented Oct 25, 2016

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Creating attributes with @html.raw #112

Creating attributes with @html.raw #112

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