The example below can be a little bit understandable, but that's because I'm focusing on syntax.
Say I have such C # code:
public static class Foo {public press string bar = "Hello world"); }
Now, I would like to use FU. Instead of continuously typing "Hello World" in ASP.NET every time. So I used this syntax:
& lt; P & gt; & Lt;% = Foo.Bar% & gt; & Lt; / P & gt;
This works even in cases where it works:
So, it also works with quotes even though I have issues, when quotes get high priority:
(note hash instead of equal sign) also does not work.
In addition to the code, try to avoid the C # code in addition to code label control in ASPX page And set it to text property with FU
myLabel.Text = Foo.Bar;
Then you have all the server side codes in the code back, it's very clean and readable to others.
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