Encoding extensions

*.HtmlEncoded()

HTML encodes the output.

*.UrlEncoded()

URL encodes the output.

*.JSEncoded()

Escapes ' and " in value.

*.Raw()

Does not encode if default htmlencoding is set to true).

*.Length()

Returns the length of the tag value.

*.StripHtml()

Removes the HTML.

*.Remove(startIndex)

Removes all characters from startIndex to end of string. Returns a string no longer than the passed integer, i.e: 
*.Remove(30) will return only the first 30 characters. If only 20 is present, 20 will be returned.

*.Remove(startIndex, count)

Removes count characters from start index.

*.Replace(oldValue, newValue)

Replaces oldValue with newValue in the tag.

*.ToLower()

Converts to lower case.

*.ToUpper()

Converts to upper case.

*.Contains(value)

Returns True if tag value contains value.

*.StartsWith(value)

Returns True if tag value starts with value.

*.EndsWith(value)

Returns True if tag value end with value.

*.Substring(startIndex)

Returns substring starting at the startIndex position in the current string.

*.Substring(startIndex, length)

Returns substring with length characters starting from the startIndex position in the current string.

*.Crop(length)

Crops to length characters and appends … (three dots)

*.Format(format)

Formats tag value using String.Format(format, value)

*.FormatDouble(format)

Same as *.Format, but converts tag value to a double before formatting.

*.FormatInteger(format)

Same as *.Format, but converts tag value to an integer before formatting.

*.FormatDate(format)

Same as *.Format, but converts tag value to a date before formatting.

*.IndexedValue()

Gets an indexed value of the template tag. The value of the tag will be splittet on new lines or ; and will return first item 0, then 1 until N and restart the list.

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