I'm sure this question has already been asked but don't know how to phrase it correctly. I want to do something like that:
MyView.cshtml:
<partial name="_MyPartial">
<span>some content</div>
</partial>
_MyPartial.cshtml:
<div class="partial">
@RenderInnerHtml()
</div>
and the result is:
<div class="partial">
<span>some content</div>
</div>
Is it possible? If not with Partial Views, then with View Components perhaps?
For aspnet core razor take a look at "Templated Razor delegates" documentation
With those you can create razor templates using the syntax:
Func<T, object> template = @<div>@item.Foo</div>;
(where T is your type).
You can then pass that function around (in to partial views for example) and invoke as such:
@template(new T { Foo = "Bar" })
Notice that the parameter passed in is accessed via @item. (My VS adds a red squiggle for this but it can be ignored!)
If you don't want a strongly typed template, just change T to dynamic.
For your particular use case:
@{
var template = @<span>some content</span>;
}
<partial name="_MyPartial" model="template" />
Then, inside _MyPartial:
@Model(null)
Obviously, you can introduce multiple templates and stronly typed models for the partial.
