MVC2 Custom HTML Helper and <%:%> Syntax

Question

Can I use a custom html helper with the syntax <%:%>?

I know that if I use the code below, this is normal, but it does not seem so elegant and safe.

<%= Html.MyHelper("Some Data")%>

I mean using <% =%> is best practice?

Answer 1

Ask your assistant to return MvcHtmlStringinstead of a string. Also, please use <%: as much as possible.

Answer 2

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