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This document is a Stack Overflow post from 2010 discussing how to size a text area and assign a model value to it in ASP.NET MVC. The post received multiple answers providing examples of using Html.TextAreaFor() and passing parameters for rows and columns, as well as using annotations to bind properties in the model to generate the text area. Later comments discussed issues with using TextAreaFor and instead recommended using the TextArea helper directly.

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Asp.net MVC TextArea Guide

This document is a Stack Overflow post from 2010 discussing how to size a text area and assign a model value to it in ASP.NET MVC. The post received multiple answers providing examples of using Html.TextAreaFor() and passing parameters for rows and columns, as well as using annotations to bind properties in the model to generate the text area. Later comments discussed issues with using TextAreaFor and instead recommended using the TextArea helper directly.

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net MVC TextArea - Stack Overflow

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How to size the


TextArea and assign
31 Model Value to it in
[Link] Mvc

[Link]-mvc

3
asked Dec 17 '10 at 9:46
yogee
1,240 4 23 44

4 Answers

Try this:

34 <%=[Link](
m => [Link]
new RouteValue

Edit:
This wont work as far
as I know

<%=[Link](m

because of this:

private const int Text


private const int Text

// ...

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this H
IDicti
Dictionary
object>();
implicitAt
[Link]
implicitAt
[Link]
return Tex
value */, implicitAttr

edited Jul 4 '14 at 12:52


KesaVan
880 14 28

answered Dec 17 '10 at 9:50


Aleksei Anufriev
2,673 22 29

For your 1st


example: <%=
[Link](m
=> [Link],
15, 20, null) %> –
Simon Bartlett Dec
17 '10 at 9:56

it does't matter add


or remove
dictionary=) I think
question author can
handle this=) –
Aleksei Anufriev
Dec 17 '10 at 10:00

I found a simple away


to achieve this.
24 Using models
annotation razor will
be smart enough to
generate the
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[DataType([Link]
public string Comments

View:

@[Link](model

answered Jan 7 '15 at 17:13


meda
40.5k 11 71 113

Assuming you have a


strongly typed view to
9 some model class you
could use the
following:

<%= [Link](x

or:

<%= [Link](x

answered Dec 17 '10 at 9:48


Darin Dimitrov
859k 229 3045
2766

For your 2nd


example: <%=
[Link](x
=> [Link],
20, 10, null) %> –
Simon Bartlett Dec
17 '10 at 9:55

Pitfall is
@[Link]

1 because it has no
overload which allow
you assigning a Model
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Example 1 :

@[Link](m =
control",@value="Tft.W

Example 1 wont raise


exception and wont
show any text. Let it
down.

Solution :

use @[Link]
instead

Example 2:

@[Link]("Langua
40, new { @class = "fo

Advice :

You should let down


Aspx too because
Razor is lighter and
equivalent syntax.

Just use @ instead of


<%= %>.

edited Mar 17 '14 at 21:20


Johan Falk
4,130 2 25 41

answered Mar 17 '14 at 21:00


Francois Rossello
11 1

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