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I'm currently building a Blazor Server application, and migrating code from an old AngularJs / ASP.NET MVC website. Part of that migration includes translating the html in the Angular pages into C# in the .razor pages.

One of my favorite properties in AngularJs was the "ng-if"/"ng-show"/"ng-hide", which allowed just putting a boolean expression into the html tag to determine whether it was visible or even included in the DOM.

In the Blazor app so far I have to instead surround my html with @if statements. While readable, and utterly functional, I would love to be able to put the "if" directly into the html tag itself. Is there a way to do this? (I utterly understand if there isn't)

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  • See webassemblyman.com/blazor/blazorifelseif.html. Your are sending an HTTP Request which has a URI, Headers, Body. A JSON is a type of body. Not sure why you would translating the html into c#. c# still has webpages in ASP.Net. Commented Aug 12 at 17:09
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