I've defined the following variable in razor:
@{string imageRoot = "/_media/Images/";}
I'd like to use it here:
<img src="@imageRoot App1/MyImage.png"/>
The problem is the space within the string.
This will work but I'd like to keep the trailing slash in the variable instead of in the literal:
@{string imageRoot = "/_media/Images";}
<img src="@imageRoot/App1/MyImage.png"/>
Looks a little ugly, but works:
@{string imageRoot = "/_media/Images/";}
<img src="@Html.Raw(imageRoot)App1/MyImage.png" />
Use String.Concat to merge the two string.
@{imgRoot = string.Concat(imgRoot,"/_media/Images");}
or just normal imgRoot + = imgRoot + "/_media/Images"
then set your variable as <img src='@imageRoot'/>
or <img src="@{imageRoot+@"/App1/MyImage.png"}"/>
Note that the @-symbol is a Verbatim string literal and will prevent the \ from being escaped should you have a character that escapes your string