Html does not exist

The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context

Mvc //the dropdown wont work offcourse, it is just that this leads to the error »’ Solution: You can’t use Html Helpers in Blazor. You should learn the Component model. how to create components, and how to embed inside them html elements such as select, button, etc. From searching the internet for solutions I have tried the following but still not fixed Run visual studio repair form control panel (uninstall programs)

The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context. Same for Model. Why?

I am working on an ASP.NET MVC 2 project with VS 2010 and out of nothing I get the following errors on my views:

The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context

The name ‘Model’ does not exist in the current context

It is like it is not recongnizing the MVC Html and Model classes.

I have System.Web.Mvc on my references and on Web.Config I have:

Make sure your page (or control/master) is derived from the correct MVC type (ViewPage, ViewUserControl, or ViewMasterPage).

The name html doesn’t exist in the current context on MVC View Page, Are you missing your Inherits attribute in your Page declaration at the top of the view? It should look like this (if it is strongly-typed):

@html does not exist in the current context

Trying to start with Blazor. I took the Weatherforecast project and tried to add a dropbox with @HTML. All very standard. However I do keep getting the error that @html does not exist in the current context. This question has been asked before, I did see the warnings about similar questions but I did not find a good answer yet. I did add System.Web.MVC to the Imports.razor sheet. Also as added as an assembly. I could not find the dll at nuget, so I got it from this directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft VisualStudio\2019\Community\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\Web\Razor\v3.0\MVC5.2.2.

I rebuilded the project, got the latest update for VS 2109. I still just cant seem to access the right dll for @html. Any help would be greatly appriciated.

»’ @page «/fetchdata» @using VAblazor.Data @using System.Web.Mvc.Html @using System.Web.Mvc

@inject VAEntryService VAService 

//the dropdown wont work offcourse, it is just that this leads to the error

@Html.DropDownList("StudentGender", new SelectList(Enum.GetValues(typeof(Gender))), "Select Gender", new < @class = "form-control" >) 

You can’t use Html Helpers in Blazor. You should learn the Component model. how to create components, and how to embed inside them html elements such as select, button, etc.

In addition to using the common html elements, you can use Blazor Forms components that represent those html elements, such as InputText and InputSelect.

As per request, the following code creates a component with a select element:

countries.razor

@page "/countries" @if (countries == null) < 
Loading. 
 > else < @foreach (var country in countries) < @country.Name > > @code < // Here you should have code that retrieve a list of counties from a data store. >

The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context, I see that your master inherits from SportStore.WebUI.Views.Shared.Site which is a custom class. Make sure that this custom class derives

Visual Studio 2013 — The name ‘X’ does not exist in the current context

I’m using Microsoft visual studio 2013 professional on a windows 10 laptop and I am seeing an error in all my razor views. The error says the name ‘X’ does not exist in the current context e.g. The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context.

From searching the internet for solutions I have tried the following but still not fixed

• Run visual studio repair form control panel (uninstall programs)
• Run Windows update
• Checked that the references are set to copy local
• Deleted my .suo file, cleaned and rebuilt
• Tried fully qualified namespaces
• Razor versions are 3.0 in both config and view config
• Unload Reload the project
• Reset all my settings using import and export settings wizard
• Cleaned all packages and cleared package cache

Can anyone suggest anything else apart from uninstalling and then reinstalling? Despite these errors in my views the application will still build and run in the browser with no ysod.

EDIT — Using info from stackoverflow.com/questions/20422007/… if i go to project properties and make a space in assembly name and save and rebuild then it works!! However as soon as i close VS down and start it up again the issue persists

How sure are you that this is a visual studio issue, and not related to the project? Does it work in other versions of Visual Studio? Do you have the .Net framework installed? (Ensure your project is pointing to the correct .net framework version that you have installed, which you can check in the project properties).

Is the assembly reference in question that’s missing, present in the bin folder of your solution?

HtmlHelper Inside RazorEngine Templates, Change return type to string; Remove extension parameter; Replaced @Html reference with below; Move into own helper class. Use like this: @Raw(

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Error: File *.html and .*css does not exist. #24

Error: File *.html and .*css does not exist. #24

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In my starting component (app.component.*) (path: app/app/) I have included page-router-outlet to be redirected to the login page. For this, I have declared the path in app.routing.ts
.

The files for the login page are under app/components/login. in login.routing I declared the path
< path: "login", component: LoginComponent >.
Then I am doing a RouterModule.forChild(loginRoutes);

The login component (same path as the login.routing.ts) looks like this:

@component( selector: «login»,
templateUrl: «./login.component.html»,
styleUrls: [«./login.common.css»],
>)
export class LoginComponent implements OnInit .
>

The web-app works fine. When I want to start the mobile app I got the error message:

Error: File /data/data/org.nativescript.nativescript/files/app/app/login.component.tns.html does not exist.

That’s right. As I wrote above the file is under app/app/components/login. Why is nativscript-ng2-magic looking in the wrong path?

@component( selector: «login»,
templateUrl: «./components/login/login.component.html»,
styleUrls: [«./components/login/login.common.css»],
>)
export class LoginComponent implements OnInit .
>

the mobile app works, but then the Web-App doesn’t work any more because the files are not found.

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‘Html’ does not exist in the current context #417

‘Html’ does not exist in the current context #417

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Hi,
I’ve setup a simple test program (ASP.NET WEB API 2 self host) for using the awesome RazorEngine, the template Test.cshtml is really simple and the purpose is to use some Html related helper function which under System.Web.Http :

@using System.Web.Http @using System.Web.Http.Controllers @using System.Web.Http.Description @using System.Collections.ObjectModel @using System.Web.Mvc.Html @using HelpPageForSelfHost.Areas.HelpPage.Models @using System.Linq @using System.Web.Mvc @model Collection @

but it always popup run time error of ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context, I’ve follow the exception detail to open the generated temp file which content listed below:

namespace CompiledRazorTemplates.Dynamic < using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web.Http; using System.Web.Http.Controllers; using System.Web.Http.Description; using System.Collections.ObjectModel; using System.Web.Mvc.Html; using HelpPageForSelfHost.Areas.HelpPage.Models; using System.Web.Mvc; [RazorEngine.Compilation.HasDynamicModelAttribute()] public class RazorEngine_ae6f05352f074401bc906e7f983132d1 : RazorEngine.Templating.TemplateBase> < public RazorEngine_ae6f05352f074401bc906e7f983132d1() < >public override void Execute() < // below line has the Error, IDE marked with red under line which indicate Cannot resolve symbol Html Html.DisplayText("Hello World"); >> > 

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The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context’ #39

The name ‘Html’ does not exist in the current context’ #39

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First of all I would like to thank you for this great library. Very needed and useful.

Just trying to wrap my head around the concepts.

First Hello World was to implement your library with a simple template that has some Html tags.

For instance, as simple as it gets

 string content = @" @using System.Web.Mvc; @foreach (var item in Model.Items.OrderByDescending(x => x)) < 
Number @item, @Html.Hidden(""StudentId"")
 > "; var template1 = razorEngine1.Compile>(content, builderAction => < builderAction.AddAssemblyReferenceByName("System.Web.Mvc"); >); 

Can you point me in a direction.

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