How To Stop Asp.net Encoding Characters Before Outputing To Html?
c# code protected String getOnCilckJS(Solution 1:
Your application is Web Forms or MVC?
If it is MVC, you can try the Html.Raw(...) function, If it is Web Forms you can check this link.
Solution 2:
You're using <%: %>, which actually does encode the value. You're looking for <%= %>.
See also Diference between special tags asp.net.
Solution 3:
In ASP.NET WebForms the razor syntax is invalid so the way to stop the string encoding in the output of a string is to use the HtmlString() for example the inline syntax is:
<%: newHtmlString(stringVariable) %>
Below is an example how to output a variable in JavaScript inline code on a ASP.NET WebForm page. The code sample outputs a C# string array into a JavaScript array:
<scripttype="text/javascript">var array = ["<%: new HtmlString(string.Join(@""",""", stringArray)) %>"];
</script>Normally, the double quote characters are html encoded and converted as " and breaks the JavaScript syntax - using the HtmlString() method stops the encoding.
However, as stated in previous answer to avoid using the HtmlString() simply use the appropriate special ASP.Net tag syntax to output your values - <%: %> encodes characters and <%= %> is raw output!
Solution 4:
Your code working to me :
But just change <%: to <%= ( and I send the parameter myself)
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="xxxx.aspx.cs" Inherits="SampleAngularApp.xxxx" %>
<!DOCTYPE html><htmlxmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><headrunat="server"><title></title></head><body><formid="form1"runat="server"><div>
**<imgsrc="abc.png"alt="hello"onclick="<%= getOnCilckJS(11) %>" />**
</div></form></body></html>Server side
**protectedstringgetOnCilckJS(int arg)**
{
if (arg == 1)
{
return"alert('hello world');";
}
else
{
return"alert('hello universe');";
}
}
I got the alert message without any single quote
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