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Razor Parse C# List To Javascript array

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IIliaIdakiev
Last edited Sep 5, 2013
Created on Sep 5, 2013

This example demonstrates how to pass a list of duplicate IDs from a C# Razor view into a JavaScript array for client-side processing. The code uses `Html.Raw` with `Json.Encode` to serialize the `Model.DuplicateIds` collection into a valid JSON string, which is then parsed by `JSON.parse` to create the array. It highlights a practical bridge between server-rendered data and client-side scripting, relying on ASP.NET MVC’s JSON encoding and native JavaScript’s parsing capabilities. The visualization context is implied for subsequent charting or data manipulation.

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