Im using the standard way to output localized content (@L["somekey"]) - this works fine, but when my textes contain html-tags the appear as text and are not interpreted as html.
I know thats the default behaviour of .net localization, but how can I out put the text "raw" without htmlencode?
kind regards
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Hi @mrall, probably you are using
IHtmlLocalizer<MyResource>please change it toIStringLocalizer<MyResource>. After that change, your localization value won't be html-encoded, it will be view as raw text.@inject IStringLocalizer<MyResource>
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Hi,
according to the docs of IHtmlLocalizer and IStringLocalizer, the opposite is true, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/localization?view=aspnetcore-5.0
"Use the IHtmlLocalizer implementation for resources that contain HTML. IHtmlLocalizer HTML encodes arguments that are formatted in the resource string, but doesn't HTML encode the resource string itself."
I tried your suggestion but that didn't solve my problem.
The point is, that within Razor-Pages Text ouputted with the "@"-Operator always gets HTML-Encoded, so the solution to my problem was using "
@Html.Raw(...)"@Html.Raw(L["key:Text01"].Value)That did the trick.
cheers
