url-routing

I have several routes defined in my Global.asax; When I'm on a page I need to figure out what is the route name of the current route, because route name drives my site menu. How can this be done? Unfortunately, it's not possible to get the route name of the route because the name is not a property of the Route. When adding routes to the RouteTable, the name is used as an internal index for the route and it's never exposed. There's one way to do this. When you register a route, set a DataToken on the route with the route name and use that to filter routes. The easiest way to do #1 is to

I am new to AngularJS and would like to know how I change the State from within the Controller. For example, I typically change the state on a button click: <input type="submit" class="btn btn-lg btn-primary btn-block" value="Log In" ui-sref="main.navigation"/> So on Submit of the button, my page will change to the navigation page. This works fine, but what if I want to do some logic in my controller first, and then based off the results, I would want to change to a specific page. How do I do this from within the controller, versus from a button click. Here is my modules.js in case you are

I'm trying to find a good general purpose way to canonicalize urls in an ASP.NET MVC 2 application. Here's what I've come up with so far: // Using an authorization filter because it is executed earlier than other filters public class CanonicalizeAttribute : AuthorizeAttribute { public bool ForceLowerCase { get;set; } public CanonicalizeAttribute() : base() { ForceLowerCase = true; } public override void OnAuthorization(AuthorizationContext filterContext) { RouteValueDictionary values = ExtractRouteValues(filterContext); string canonicalUrl = new UrlHelper(filterContext.RequestContext).RouteUrl

usually, when I look at a ASP.Net MVC application, the Route table gets configured at startup and is not touched ever after. I have a couple of questions on that but they are closely related to each other: Is it possible to change the route table at runtime? How would/should I avoid threading issues? Is there maybe a better way to provide a dynamic URL? I know that IDs etc. can appear in the URL but can't see how this could be applicable in what I want to achieve. How can I avoid that, even though I have the default controller/action route defined, that default route doesn't work for a

I would like to use AngularJS in my next project. The application with Python backend and html5, Angular frontend. I am going to use MVC framework on backend and I am little bit confused. Do I have to use routing on backend and also frontend? Because I always used backend routing and routing on frontend is really new idea for me. Is client side routing better? And when I choose to use frontend routing, there will be no routes on backend? All request will be send to one url? You can use client-side routing and let the backend return static files and JSON data. The routing in Angular basically

Is it possible to develop an Angular.js application in a way that would be abstracted from the the web directory path in which it will be deployed? I am trying to put an Angular.js app in a web server subdirectory http://example.com/myproject/ , but the router redirects me to the web server root -- http://example.com . Below is my Angular.js app: var myproject = angular.module('myproject', []); myproject.config(function($routeProvider, $locationProvider) { $routeProvider. when('/', {templateUrl: 'partials/index.html', controller: IndexCtrl}). otherwise({redirectTo: '/'}); $locationProvider

I'm just getting started with ASP.NET MVC. What is the difference between MapRoute and routes.Add ? Should I just be using MapRoute? Can I map multiple routes? Which "maps" take precedence... those you called first or last? I'd like to be able to do something similiar to the StackOverflow does for users. But I would like the URL to fit this pattern: "User/{domain}/{username}" to be routed to a UserController and for all other requests to do the typical ASP.NET MVC routing. ex: routes.MapRoute( "Default", "{controller}/{action}/{id}", new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = "" } );