About HTML Tags decoding in SIlverlight

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Hi,

I have a string with HTML Tags as

String Data = "Here is text";

I want to display the above string in a textblock control using Silverlight. The step Textblock.text = Data, should give me a result as here is text in BOLD not with tags.

Instant reply would be appreciated.

Regards
Piyush

Posted 28-Feb-11 19:59pm

Piyush Nandanwar

Updated 1-Mar-11 6:17am

Slacker007

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Sandeep Mewara 1-Mar-11 2:39am

Instant reply would be appreciated
Sorry lunch time! Will reply later, but then again, have to think as it would not be appreciated anymore!

:doh:

Piyush Nandanwar 1-Mar-11 8:50am

Sandeep...

how much u r eating man...u havent completed ur lunch yet???

Sandeep Mewara 1-Mar-11 9:52am

Well, looks like you did not read my next statement... let me re-write:
Will reply later, but then again, have to think as it would not be appreciated anymore

Now, do thinking has some time bound? I doubt that... :)

BTW, Keep it up!!!

Slacker007 1-Mar-11 12:18pm

Try not to be demanding with your questions. i.e. "Instant reply"

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-03-01T06:34:00

Solution 2

Have a look at this discussion thread[^]. There are some links in this discussion that might be useful to you.

Posted 1-Mar-11 6:34am

Abhinav S