asp.net-mvc-routing

问题 So I have this custom route, which sets up the route table based on culture in the URL, but when I call Url.Action(...), it does not generate the localized URL. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? The culture is changing on the page and I am able to determine what language user has selected, but Url.Action is not generating localized URL.. This is the custom route, which changes the route table values (not sure if this standard way of doing it): public class CultureRoute : Route { public

问题 Given the following two urls: /employee/list/active /employee/list/inactive How do I map the active/inactive part of the url to a boolean action method parameter, active being true, inactive being false? [Route("employee/list")] public ActionResult List(bool? active = null) 回答1: The enum is a correct approach as it allows you to easily add new statuses in the future : [Route("employee/list/{status}")] public ActionResult List(status status) { ... } public enum status { active, inactive } Even

问题 I want to accept /User/ and /User/213123 Where 213123 is a parameter (user_id) Here is my RouteConfig.cs : routes.MapRoute( name: "user", url: "{controller}/{action}/{username}", defaults: new { controller = "User", action = "Index", username = UrlParameter.Optional } ); And my UserController.cs : public ActionResult Index() { ViewData["Message"] = "user index"; return View(); } [Route("user/{username}")] public ActionResult Index(string username) { ViewData["Message"] = "!" + username + "!";

问题 Currently I have a controller which looks something like this: public class MyController : Controller { public ActionResult Action1 (int id1, int id2) { } public ActionResult Action2 (int id3, int id4) { } } As you can see both my controllers have the same parameter "pattern", two non-nullable signed integers. My route config looks like this: routes.MapRoute( name: "Action2", url: "My/Action2/{id3}-{id4}", defaults: new { controller = "My", action = "Action2", id3 = 0, id4 = 0 } ); routes

问题 I have two controllers, HomeController and ResourcesController. I want to hide the Home/ from the url when action on HomeController is requested, but for ResourcesController (or any other controlelr) I want to keep the controller name in url. E.g. /Home/Products will be /Produtcs, but /Resources/Banana should stay /Resources/Banana These are my routes: routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.MapRoute( name: "SpecificRoute", url: "{action}/{id}", defaults: new { controller =

问题 Is it possible to define a route in MVC that dynamically resolves the action based on part of the route? public class PersonalController { public ActionResult FriendGroup() { //code } public ActionResult RelativeGroup() { //code } public ActionResult GirlFriendGroup() { //code } } I want to implement a routing for my Group Action Method below Url: www.ParlaGroups.com/FriendGroup www.ParlaGroups.com/RelativeGroup www.ParlaGroups.com/GirlFriendGroup routes.MapRoute( "Friends", "/Personal/

问题 Is there any way I can match: /a/myApp/Feature /a/b/c/myApp/Feature /x/y/z/myApp/Feature with a route that doesn't specifically know what the path before myApp/Feature is? What I essentially want to do is: RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute( "myAppFeatureRoute", "{*path}/myApp/Feature", new { controller = "myApp", action = "Feature" }); but you can't put a catchall at the start of a route. If I just try "{path}/myApp/Feature", that will match "/a/myApp/Feature" but not "/a/b/c/myApp/Feature". I tried

问题 I'm working on a site that is partially static content and partially MVC. The root of the site is index.html and I have all of the controllers explicitly routed and all html files ignored. However, when you hit the root of the website, it tries to route it. How can I tell the route engine to ignore the root of the site? www.mysite.com should not be routed, but instead go to index.html. Here is my routing configuration: routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.IgnoreRoute("*

问题 I've seen both being used and so I wonder, do they do the same thing or different things? If it's the latter, what's the difference? I tried answering it myself by having a look at the visual studio MVC 4 (rc) web api template, but sadly it uses both, so my confusion remains. Here's what the template contains: public class RouteConfig { public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes) { routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "DefaultApi",

问题 Please, consider the following routes: routes.MapRoute( "route1", "{controller}/{month}-{year}/{action}/{user}" ); routes.MapRoute( "route2", "{controller}/{month}-{year}/{action}" ); And the following tests: TEST 1 [TestMethod] public void Test1() { RouteCollection routes = new RouteCollection(); MvcApplication.RegisterRoutes(routes); RequestContext context = new RequestContext(CreateHttpContext(), new RouteData()); DateTime now = DateTime.Now; string result; context.RouteData.Values.Add(