Html.TextBox('ParentPassword', '', new { @class = 'required' })
what the gosh darned heck is the @ for the @class.
Html.TextBox(ParentPassword, , new { @class = required }) what the gosh darned heck is
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Html.TextBox('ParentPassword', '', new { @class = 'required' })
what the gosh darned heck is the @ for the @class.
classis a reserved keyword, so you can’t use this as a variable name.The @ operator allows you to get around this rule. The reason why its being done here is that the anonymous object is used to populate attributes on a HTML element. A valid attribute name is ‘class’, which lets you set the CSS class on the element.