Show HTML field from the database in ASP.NET MVC3 view - html

I feel like this should be easy, but it seems to be stumping me.
I have a database field that contains HTML. For instance, the field may contain the following:
<html>
<p>This is HTML from the database.</p>
</html>
Now, all I want to do is render this HTML onto the page. Instead it is displaying the actual HTML markup.
I am sure this is simple, but I have been searching around for a while and have yet to find a solution.
Thanks in advance for any help! Be easy on me:)


Try
Decoded
#Html.Raw(HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(Model.YourHtmlContent));
Unenconded
#Html.Raw(Model.YourHtmlContent);


if you're using razor views use
#Html.Raw(model.foo)

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;)

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