routing

This is a near identical problem I am having to that of this query, albeit mine is a Web Forms scenario (using routing in .NET 4) as opposed to MVC. Add a trailing slash at the end of each url? The solution that someone mentions there is only half provided unfortunately as the link to the complete solution is broken. At the moment, any trailing slash from my page routes is removed when I get the route url. This is especially problematic when I want to use the following type of inline syntax on my web form: <a runat="server" href='<%$RouteUrl:RouteName=Posts %>'> Again here the trailing slash

Is it possible to have a variable namespace? I have restful resources like the following: resources :articles resources :persons But I need to scope these inside a variable namespace, such that it responds to URLs of the form: ':edition/:controller/:action/:id' for example: /foobar/article/edit/123 or /bazbam/person/edit/345 for each of the resources. Is this possible with the resources method, or must I hand-craft these? I will not know the possible values for :edition ahead of time; these get looked up in a before_filter in my ApplicationController . Is this all I need to do? scope ':edition

I have finished a development of Angular 2 application and I need to deploy it. I need it to work standalone. So, I tried to move the content of dist folder inside a new apache website, but the routing mechanism doesn't work for some reason, I am getting 404 error when I try to go to /integrations route, for example. During the development, on angular 2 server, /integrations works and Angular 2 routing mechanism works and displays the component without problem. I need the standalone app to also be able to work with different URLs/paths. Any suggestions? Follow following steps : Step 1 : ng

I have a website defined in Sitecore's site definitions. The path to it is /localhost/mysite/home . And it works. I need to create a custom controller to submit forms with an API bypassing Sitecore. So I have FormsController (inheriting from MVC controller) with an action named "Test" taking no parameters. I defined the route in the initialize pipeline like this: public class Initialize { public void Process(PipelineArgs args) { MapRoutes(); GlassMapperSc.Start(); } private void MapRoutes() { RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute( "Forms.Test", "forms/test", new { controller = "FormsController", action =

I'm looking to make a really simple route in my ASP.NET MVC 2.0 website. I've been googling for help but all the examples I can find are for really complex routing. Basically I want all the pages in my Home Controller to resolve after the domain as opposed to /Home/ For example I want http://www.MyWebsite.com/Home/LandingPage/ To become http://www.MyWebsite.com/LandingPage/ But only for the Home controller, I want the rest of my controllers to function as normal. I thought about creating a controller for each and just using an index, but we need lots of landing pages for our marketing like