I would like to pass the html input class attribute in ASP.NET MVC for my input box using Html.TextBox(‘FullName’, null, new{class=’grey-input’}). But I think I can use the ‘class‘ keyword.
How can I bypass this issue?
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I would like to pass the html input class attribute in ASP.NET MVC for my input box using Html.TextBox(‘FullName’, null, new{class=’grey-input’}). But I think I can use the ‘class‘ keyword.
How can I bypass this issue?
yeh you need to use @class which allows you to use a reserved word.
So an example:
Produces
You could also create a custom Extension method for this also, but the above way is what I use.