At a guess, the html contains javascript or another source of braces ({
and }
) which would all need doubling (to {{
and }}
) to be usable with string.Format
. I expect a different (more obvious) token may be in order, i.e. %%FILENAME%%
. Then use either regex or string.Replace
.
If you have a single tag, string.Replace
is fine; if you have lots, there are tricks with regex and MatchEvaluator
that may be helpful – like so but with a different regex pattern.
Update after the example html added: I would definitely use a different token; at the most basic level:
<param name="initParams" value="cc=true,markers=true,m=%%FILENAME%%" />
and
template = template.Replace("%%FILENAME%%", "video.wmv");