Episode
ASP.NET Monsters #19: Building Advanced Tag Helpers
Back in Episode 7 we looked at creating custom tag helpers in ASP.NET Core MVC. This week, we take a look at a more advanced scenario where a custom tag helper can be used to cleanup our markup and help enforce consistency
Dave walks us through building a tag helper that is made up of multiple parts. He shows us how to use the TagHelperContext to communicate between parent and child tag helpers while Simon engages in an epic battle with the mysterious green ooze.
Be sure to follow the Monsters on Twitter and check out the blog for related posts.
Back in Episode 7 we looked at creating custom tag helpers in ASP.NET Core MVC. This week, we take a look at a more advanced scenario where a custom tag helper can be used to cleanup our markup and help enforce consistency
Dave walks us through building a tag helper that is made up of multiple parts. He shows us how to use the TagHelperContext to communicate between parent and child tag helpers while Simon engages in an epic battle with the mysterious green ooze.
Be sure to follow the Monsters on Twitter and check out the blog for related posts.
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