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I would like to embed svg directly into my ASP.net-MVC view so that the output looks something like this:
<html>
<body>
<svg> ... </svg>
</body>
</html>
With PHP I would do this like so:
<? include('image.svg'); ?>
I tried @Html.Partial('image.svg') but got an error. Is there a way to fix this or another method I can try?
Renaming SVG files and using Html.Partial should do the trick, but I didn't like to be renaming files in order to achieve it. So, this way, you can keep your files as they are.
Can you use just file include same as php file?
Example:
This syntax should work similar to php include, but for asp.net
Embed your SVG into a cshtml view file instead of a .svg file, then you should be able to use @Html.Partial to render it.
Your partial would then look like
@Html.Partial("~/Views/pathtosvg/svg.cshtml")