How do I get the current page title in Blazor?
You can get the current page title in Blazor by using the “title” property of the document object in JavaScript and by using a .JavaScript interop since there is no DOM accessibility in Blazor. The following example shows how to get the page name.
How do I send multiple values using a query string in Blazor?
A query string stores values in the URL that are visible to users. It is mostly used to pass the data from one page to another. In Blazor, the query string can be added using the NavigationManager. You can pass multiple parameters through the URL and access it via queryhelpers, 1. Install the package Microsoft.AspNetCore.WebUtilities from NuGet. 2. Use the QueryHelpers.ParseQuery.TryGetValue method
How can I bind properties to a list in Blazor data binding?
To bind properties to a list in Blazor, you can use the @foreach loop and the @bind directive. Here’s an example: View Sample in GitHub
How can I add Google Maps to a Blazor application?
To add Google Maps to a Blazor application, use the Google Maps API script. To initialize Google Maps in Blazor we need to use a JavaScript interop. Add the following scripts to ~/Pages/_Layout.cshtml /_Host.cshtml for Server Blazor app or ~/wwwroot/index.html for Blazor WebAssembly app. [_Host.cshtml/_Layout.cshtml/index.html] [Script.js] [index.razor] In the above example, Google Maps is initialized in the OnAfterRenderAsync life cycle method. By invoking it using a JavaScript interop, this will initialize Google Map API when the page is rendered. View Sample in GitHub Note: If you’d like to know how to render Google Maps in Syncfusion Blazor Map, take a look at our documentation section.
What is the difference between Blazor and Razor?
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