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  Introduction: In this blog post, we will explore how to convert an image file to a Base64 string in a Blazor application using C#. We'll provide you with a ready-to-use code snippet that you can easily implement and test in your own project.   Code Explanation: The provided code demonstrates a simple Blazor component that allows users to upload an image file and converts it to a Base64 string. Let's go through the important parts of the code:   1. File Upload: The component contains an `<InputFile>` element that enables users to select an image file. When a file is selected, the `HandleFileSelection` method is triggered. < div class ="container">     < h3 > Convert File to Base64 - CodeLSC </ h3 >     < label for ="images" class ="drop-container">         < span class ="drop-title"> Drop files here </ span >         or         < InputFile id ="

The Syncfusion ComboBox component for Blazor allows users to create a custom dropdown list with filtering and custom values. In this example, the ComboBox has a value field of type decimal and an item field of type EmployeeData . The AllowCustom feature is enabled, which means that users can input their own custom values into the ComboBox. However, the Value field must be of type string when AllowCustom is enabled. To use a different type for the Value field, we can use the CustomValueSpecifier event to send the Item instead. The CustomValueSpecifierEventArgs object has two properties: Text and Item . Text represents the custom value entered by the user, and Item is an object of type EmployeeData that we can set to the custom value entered by the user. Here is an example of how to use the CustomValueSpecifier event to send the Item instead of the Value: <div id="ControlRegion"> <div class='control-wrapper'> <p>@ComboVal&