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I'm working on a simple add-in for Word Online (created using the Visual C# \ Office/Sharepoint \ Web Add-ins \ Word Add-in template in Visual Studio), and need to show a simple input-form.

The add-in web-content is based on a C# MVC web application (replacing the default web-project, associated via the Web Project property on the add-in project).

For this I wish to use Office Fabric UI to ensure the style will seem familiar to my users. It's also added automatically when associating the MVC project with the add-in project, though referencing an older version of the Fabric UI nuGet package, I have updated to the latest version 2.6.3.

I need to use regular inputs such as textboxes, textareas and comboboxes.

I see examples on how to do this on the official site, but all these components require reactjs.

I have zero experience with reactjs and angularjs, and is used to writing the html markup myself (using the @Html razor-helpers etc). But I can't seem to find any examples on how to do this manually anywhere, for Fabric UI components.

So... What can I do to use these components in my C# MVC application?

Gertsen
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You can use these components to build Single Page Application (SPA) for Front End.

Backend will be ASP.NET MVC framework with C# language.

React and Angular Components are really useful to build the UI blocks and make that block reusable.

you can check the below link for more information.

https://reactjs.net/

Praveen Kumar
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