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Use asp-* attributes #101
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Yes, you can, though those are done through tag helpers, a different
extension. It's possible to combine some together, but you have to know how
ASP.NET Core's light up (is it just an attribute, or attribute and element).
…On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 7:54 AM Haytam Zanid ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible for example to generate a html element (e.g. span) and use
for exaxmple asp-validation-for on it?
If no, are you aware of any way to manually call these kind of methods?
asp-for, asp-action etc...
Thank you!
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What I want to do is write write as a string (or using HtmlTags) an input element for example and add |
Ah right because tag helpers are weird....are you using the HtmlTags tag helpers too? I assumed those would layer (basically it's 2 tag helpers executing). |
Hello,
Is it possible for example to generate a html element (e.g. span) and use for exaxmple
asp-validation-for
on it?If no, are you aware of any way to manually call these kind of methods?
asp-for
,asp-action
etc...Thank you!
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