How to change the position of response.write();

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So this is the view :

@model CMSFC.Models.Page

@{
    
    Layout = "~/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml";
}





    @{



        Response.Write(Model.Template);
    }

It renders a html table (saved in Template column) from database , with header footer body and so on .. But this renders a very small table on the top left corner of the application , i want to render that html table on the entire screen of view .

What I have tried:

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Posted 5-Sep-17 22:50pm

ddgjgj

Updated 6-Sep-17 1:42am

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[no name] 6-Sep-17 5:22am

Generating HTML in your controller from something stored in the database seems odd to me. Usually your model should contain some kind of data that can be mapped to a view.

Unless there's some kind of unusual need to do this, you'd be better off having your HTML in views (a partial view for specific table layouts may be more appropriate).

ddgjgj 6-Sep-17 5:24am

can you provide me any helping code about that ?

[no name] 6-Sep-17 6:48am

There are some good articles online giving introductions to ASP.NET MVC..

http://www.tutorialsteacher.com/articles/how-to-bind-model-to-partial-view
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/710776/Introduction-to-ASP-NET-MVC-Model-Binding-An-Absol

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2017-09-06T01:42:00

On a side note if that Mode.Template is the raw HTML content which you want to write on the browser, then I would follow a different approach,

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@Html.Raw(Model.Template)

This would render the HTML content from database, and still follow the MVC semantics and processes of generating Layout and filling the View information. It is not a good approach to go a Response.Write(), in any case. Response.Write was used as alternate to the <% variable %> approach of Classic ASP and sometimes in ASP.NET Web Pages, but in ASP.NET MVC you need to follow the MVC pattern to better make use of the services and features provided in this framework, which are provided by the @Html helpers.

how to use @html.raw | The ASP.NET Forums[^]
Is Response.Write in ASP.NET views a bad idea? - Stack Overflow[^]

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But this renders a very small table on the top left corner of the application , i want to render that html table on the entire screen of view .

You can apply the styling to the table itself as well. But it is still better to follow the semantics. :-)