routing

I know that I can use url parameters like this: "myfunction?p=one&p2=two" and in code that becomes request.query.p = "one"; but I would prefer to get it like this (express routing style): "myfunction/:myvalue" and use this url: /myfunction/nine which becomes this in code: request.params.myvalue = "nine" but I can't seem to find how to configure a route path like that in Azure Functions, any ideas or docs? We've shipped route support for HTTP Triggers in Azure Functions. You can now add a route property which follows ASP.NET Web API route naming syntax. (You can set it directly via the Function

When routing resources in Rails the optional format attribute is automatically appended to the generated routes. This is so that the resource in question can be requested as either XML, HTML etc. Which formats that is actually allowed is usually described in the controller using respond_to . But in many cases you only want to support HTML and it feels like an overhead to write respond_to :html in every action in every controller. It would therefore be cool if there where a way to limit to allowed content types already when building the routes in the routes.rb file, e.g. map.resources :users,

I want to use routes, but I always want to use same template & controller. I have routes like this: **a/:albumid** and **i/:imageid** In the first case I want to load an array of images and add them to a list. In the second case I want to load a single image and add it to a list. So the difference is only in data loading. What is the most efficient way to do this? Also is it possible to animate ng-show? Something like jQuery's slideDown? Thom Porter Check out this article, it describes a way to do exactly what you want: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/2420-Mapping-AngularJS-Routes-Onto-URL

I've tried the following two methods to try and ignore my "Assets" folder, but I keep coming up with errors. Can anyone tell me exactly how the Ignore Regex is supposed to look? routes.IgnoreRoute("/Assets/") routes.IgnoreRoute("{*assets}", New With {.assets = "\/Assets\/(.*)"}) Try routes.RouteExistingFiles = false routes.IgnoreRoute("Assets/{*pathInfo}") Rob Rodi routes.IgnoreRoute("Ignore/"); will prevent the standard The controller for path '/Crap/Home' was not found or does not implement IController. Asp.net mvc exception. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3251830/asp-net-mvc-2-how