Even with the following in spark section of web.config:
<pages automaticEncoding="false">
Things between ${...}
Still get passed through H(...)
, which HTML encodes it.
How change this or should I just fall back to !{...}
?
Even with the following in spark section of web.config:
<pages automaticEncoding="false">
Things between ${...}
Still get passed through H(...)
, which HTML encodes it.
How change this or should I just fall back to !{...}
?
You can change Spark's default using its configuration, though I would recommend you use ${}
when you want encoded HTML and !{}
when you don't.
Spark can be configured from either Web.config or using a SparkSettings
instance.
In Web.config, under your <spark>
configuration, add:
<pages automaticEncoding="false">
You'll want to make sure you only have the one <pages/>
element. I'm unsure if Spark's processor will raise an error if you have multiple.
Using SparkSettings
, add:
SparkSettings settings = new SparkSettings()
.SetAutomaticEncoding(false);
If you have these settings and still get automatic encoding, set a break-point at the point where you instantiate your SparkViewFactory
(or use Console.WriteLine()
or your logging framework) and have a look at:
mySparkViewFactory.Settings.AutomaticEncoding
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