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Asked: 2026-05-11T16:46:17+00:00

I am using .NET MVC, and within view pages I set a contentplaceholder that

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I am using .NET MVC, and within view pages I set a contentplaceholder that contains an ID to be used on the master page like so:

View page:

<asp:Content ID="CDomBodyId" ContentPlaceHolderID="DomBodyId" runat="server">LmpDemoRequests</asp:Content>

Master page:

<body id='<asp:ContentPlaceHolder ID="DomBodyId" runat="server"></asp:ContentPlaceHolder>'>

So in this particular case, the body tag would render like this on the final HTML page:

<body id='LmpDemoRequests'>

I would like to have double quotes around the body id tag, but inverting the quotes like the following makes intellisense unable to find the contentplaceholder, giving me a lot of warnings when I compile.

<body id="<asp:ContentPlaceHolder ID='DomBodyId' runat='server'></asp:ContentPlaceHolder>">

Is there any way around this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Try declaring BodyID as a property of your MasterPage. Set its value in the View pages. Then you can do something like

    <html>
    <body='<%= BodyID %>'>
    </body
    </html>

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