Hybrid Razor Templates

#6 Advanced Hybrid Use

Hybrid Templates using Preprocessor Directives

Razor is mostly HTML + C#. But we need often need .net features, which can vary a bit from .net Framework and DNN, or .net core and Oqtane. This is where CmsContext.Platform.Name is used. Read more about this in the docs.

When working with normal .cs files #if, #if !, #else and #endif can be used due to them being compiled by 2sxc.

Using CmsContext.Platform.Name you can switch between files using CmsContext.Platform.Name. Here's a simple example.

Requirements

2sxc 12.00

Resources

Hybrid Razor

NON .net Core code = Dnn ☢

On Dnn you'll see this because CmsContext.Platform.Name was Dnn.
Here you can also place code which only compiles in DNN, like: PortalId = 0

    @Html.Partial("_410-compiler-preprocessor.PartInfo." + CmsContext.Platform.Name + ".cshtml")

  

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@inherits Custom.Hybrid.Razor14
<!-- unimportant stuff, hidden -->
Hybrid Templates using Preprocessor... <!-- unimportant stuff, hidden -->

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@Html.Partial("_410-compiler-preprocessor.PartInfo." + CmsContext.Platform.Name + ".cshtml")



<!-- unimportant stuff, hidden -->