I know how to access cookies in Blazor in the OnAfterRender hook using Javascript. But, I need to access cookies in Oninitialized before javascript is available.

I’m learning Blazor 8 and facing an issue:
I have a list of persons. the Person object has an id, a name and an age. I would like to use two dropdown buttons to display or control each other. After selected a name, the age dropdown should display the age of the selected person’s name and vise versa.
I don’t want to use JSRuntime.

I’m trying to learn Blazor.

I started learning inputs in blazor and when I tried to run some code with it wont work… when I try run this code, it wont write down any errors but when I write down some text in input collum than it wont show up in the …
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When using an external URL for the href attribute, the style of the menu list item changes. I want the style to remain the same. How would I do that.

I am writing a component that requries a generic parameter to be declared. I do not have my code in the page within a code block, but instead use a partial class.

I have a number of inputselects that have options that are amended from other data on the screen. The selected item is never removed. However it seems that the list retains the selectedIndex and displays the item in that position, rather than the correct bound data. The options are updated correctly.
An example of the code is:

I am a beginner at Blazor. It’s my first project using VS22 Blazor project Server side and I have this code in my page Home.razor :

The following code snippet does exactly what I expect, which is to provide a list of 3 items that expands to show the numeral for the written number when clicked. My question is whether a Dictionary is the proper way to track the state?

In a Blazor Server Side .net 7 app if you need to handle some particular static files types (eg. a outlook .msg or something that would be treated as application/octet-stream) you have to configure it in program.cs like this