How can you ensure this?

There is a ASP.NET MVC 2 Web Application named PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp has multiple folders.
The folder Views/Shared/DisplayTemplates folder includes a file PassGuideH.ascx.
PassGuideH.ascx do specialized integer formatting.
There is a folder Models folder that contains an Employ class.
The definition of the Employ class is displayed in the exhibit.
Whenever a view, with a model type of Employ, in PassGuideApp is using the

HtmlHelper.DisplayForModel method on CurrentValue values the custom formatting need
to be applied.
How can you ensure this?

There is a ASP.NET MVC 2 Web Application named PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp has multiple folders.
The folder Views/Shared/DisplayTemplates folder includes a file PassGuideH.ascx.
PassGuideH.ascx do specialized integer formatting.
There is a folder Models folder that contains an Employ class.
The definition of the Employ class is displayed in the exhibit.
Whenever a view, with a model type of Employ, in PassGuideApp is using the

HtmlHelper.DisplayForModel method on CurrentValue values the custom formatting need
to be applied.
How can you ensure this?

A.
Change the CurrentValue property by adding the attribute <URIHint(“PassGuideH”)>.

B.
Change the CurrentValue property by adding the attribute [Display(Name=”CurrentValue”,
ShortName=”PassGuideH”)]

C.
Change the CurrentValue property by adding the attribute <UIHint(“PassGuideH”)>.

D.
Change the CurrentValue property by adding the attribute [Update(Name=”CurrentValue”,
ShortName=”PassGuideH”)]

E.
Make a copy of PassGuideH.ascx with the name CurrentValue.ascx. Delete PassGuideH.ascx.

F.
Put the PassGuideH.ascx in the Views/Employ/DisplayTemplates folder



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