Ivan Balan
Ivan Balan
There is definitely a way to get rid of shared framework, as I remember, FrameworkReference got here from some contributor in order to solve some bug or smth.
Hi there As mentioned here #16 - taghelpers and UrlHelpers are not implemented. I am going to roll up a stable version soon, and more likely it will not be...
@kudoz83 You can use @Raw in order to workaround Html.Raw(), which basically the same function but outside of HtmlHelper implemented as Razor page function
@kudoz83 Nothing :) It's already there, give it a try
@kudoz83 The thing is that your Visual Studio has Intelisense that uses built-in Razor engine tooling, and it has no @Raw method. Visual Studio knows nothing about RazorLight and therefore...
Can you show what error you are getting? That would help a lot
I guess changing extension from *.cshtml to something might solve the problem
Not quite sure what do you mean on "just say 'oh well'", as there is an existing solution to write Raw string, and I tried my best to explain it...
This will be implemented as a part of RazorLight 2.0 that will start it's development at the moment .NET Core 2.0 will be released
Are u sure? https://github.com/toddams/RazorLight/wiki/Include-(aka-Partial)