asp.net-mvc-routing

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 = "Home", action = "Home", id = UrlParameter.Optional }); routes.MapRoute( name: "Default", url: "

I want any URL that ends with /templates/{filename} to map to a specific controller using either a route attribute i.e. something like: public class TemplateController : Controller { [Route("templates/{templateFilename}")] public ActionResult Index(string templateFilename) { .... } } which works, but the links referencing this route are relative so http://localhost/templates/t1 -- works http://localhost/foo/bar/templates/t2 -- breaks (404) I need something like: [Route("*/templates/{templateFilename}")] You cannot accomplish something like this with attribute routing. It is only possible to do

I'm writing a new asp.net mvc application and I've been toying with the idea of allowing my user to post short, concise urls to content that he has posted. Those short url's will be handy in cramped spaces like Twitter and comment areas. I like this idea as I'm not a huge fan of url shorteners because they're so vague and you're never really sure what you're going to get. Instead of using a url shortener I want to give my client the ability to post: http://domain.com/p/234 which does a 301 redirect to: http://domain.com/2009/08/10/this-is-the-content-title Now, this is a pretty simple process

Web server with ASP.Net 4.0 installed, Web Pages 2.0 DLLs bin deployed. Pages written in cshtml/razor, but routing is not working. What is required on the server to activate routing when using only Web Pages as opposed to full MVC (where I'd have my routes defined in global.asax)? Right now I can only call my pages using the traditional URL and query string. Any pointers appreciated. There are two kinds of "routing" available in the Web Pages framework. The default routing works on matching URLs to file paths. It is quite flexible in that it allows for additional URL segments that populate a

here is question. I have an localized asp.net mvc website. Localization done by next steps: 1. for each route I automatically add an {culture} url segment with default value to "ru". I want my urls to be with culture only for foreign cultures. For example: http://mysite.com/ua/contacts - ukrainian http://mysite.com/fr/contacts - francis http://mysite.com/contacts - russian I can't arrive this, because @Url.Action method always returns url with culture, even then it is a default culture. Help me please! routes.MapRoute( "Default", // Route name "{controller}/{action}/{id}", // URL with