I have the following GetText()
function, which relates to my question, which is being called in the following place:
myGridView.DataSource = stuff.Select(s => new
{
//...some stuff here
f.Text = GetText();
}
myGridView.DataBind();
GetText looks like the following:
private void string GetText()
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("<abbr title=\"Testing\">");
sp.Append("This is the Text that I want to display");
sb.Append("<\abbr>");
}
So essentially, all I want to do is be able to have the following HTML on my webpage:
<abbr title="Testing">This is the text that I want to display</abbr>
However, there is a mysterious tag that shows up. In google chrome, I looked at th the console and I saw that it looked like this:
<abbr title="Testing">This is the text that I want to display<bbr></abbr>
There is an extraneous tag that is generated when I add in the line sb.Append("<\abbr>");
This is fixed when I remove that line, but I would like to find a better solution since this makes the code look awkward.
I also tried doing the following instead of the multi-lined sb.Appends()
but the extra text is still shown.
sb.Append(string.Format("<abbr title=\"testing\">{0}<\abbr>",Text));
NOTE: Assume that Text is a string which equals the text that I want to display.
Here's how your method shoul like
private string GetText()
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("<abbr title=\"Testing\">");
sb.Append("This is the Text that I want to display");
sb.Append("</abbr>");
return sb.ToString();
}
"\" is an escape character :)