What is the equivalent of asp literal tag in mvc

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Hi Friends,
Please share the equivalent tag of asp literal in mvc except the (@Html.Raw()).Because I have tried the raw function but it is not working fine for me.In my project I want to use the equivalent literal tag in mvc.Please suggest some solutions which help me to learn about the equivalent tag of asp literal.

Posted 17-Jun-14 18:36pm

Sabari Karthik

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Nick Ginis 18-Jun-14 0:58am

What do you intend to use it for?

SRS(The Coder) 18-Jun-14 0:59am

The asp:Litera is the normal inner text for the HTML element within which you are putting this control. So this is not any specific html element in MVC.

Please let me know if anything else you want.

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Sampath Lokuge · Answer 1 · 2014-06-17T21:06:00

You may try something as shown below.

ViewModel

C#

public class YourViewModel
{
  public string YourLiteralContent {get;set;}
}

Controller's Action Method

SQL

public ActionResult YourPage()
{
  return View(new YourViewModel {YourLiteralContent = YourOldLiteralContent});
}

View

<div>
  Your Literal Control's content here:
  @Model.YourLiteralContent
</div>

I hope this will help to you.Good Luck :)