url-routing

How can I pass actual URL (with slashes, commas, etc.) as a $routeParam to AngularJS App? this will work: http://paprikka.github.io/le-bat/#/preview/asdadasda this won't: http://paprikka.github.io/le-bat/#/preview/http://page.com neither will this: http://paprikka.github.io/le-bat/#/preview/http%3A%2F%2Fpage.com or this: http://paprikka.github.io/le-bat/#/preview/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fpage.com Details AngularJS routing mechanism by its design does not allow to pass strings with slashes as query parameters. I can understand the reasoning behind this decision - we don't want to create a stateless

I want to route REST service url in the following way: /User/Rest/ -> UserRestController.Index() /User/Rest/Get -> UserRestController.Get() /User/ -> UserController.Index() /User/Get -> UserController.Get() So basically I'm making a hardcoded exception for Rest in the url. I'm not very familiar with MVC routing. So what would be a good way to achieve this? Wherever you register your routes, commonly in global.ascx routes.MapRoute( "post-object", "{controller}", new {controller = "Home", action = "post"}, new {httpMethod = new HttpMethodConstraint("POST")} ); routes.MapRoute( "get-object", "

Simple enough, it would seem, but it turns out not to be - mainly due to the fact that the View can't possibly know which way through Model and Controller you got there. Regardless, it is a problem that needs a solution: I have a login link, that takes the user to a form to enter username and password. When the user clicks "submit", I want to redirect to the page he was viewing. The easiest way to do so seems to be specifying the url to the current page as a querystring ( ...?returnUrl=... ) and everything else is already built. But where do I find this url from my view, when rendering the

I know how to set the routes root of my rails app to a controller and an action. But how to add an id? /pages/show/1 should be the root. How do I set this? Had this same problem and this worked for me: root :to => "pages#show", :id => '1' Brian Petro As of Rails 4.0 , you can declare the root route like this: root 'controller#action' Matthew's solution works, but I think it is more readable to fetch the object. For example, let's say you want to root to the Page#show action for the page with the name "landing". This is a bit more readable: root :to => "pages#show", :id => Page.find_by_name(

I have the following situation. I developed my first MVC Asp.Net application. it runs on my server at the following adress http://localhost:59441/ I wrote some JQuery Post Methods that looked like this $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/CeduleGlobale/UpdateCheckBox", ... CeduleGlobale is my ControllerName and UpdateCheckBox is my methodName When I put the Application on the testServer, it was put in a VirtualDirectory hence the application is now http://testServer/JprApplication/ no more port to specify and also an application Name When I started to test, I quickly noticed my JQuery Post calls didn

I am designing a one page browser based web application. JQuery is already being used in my application. I am currently planning to use KnockoutJS for data-binding and UI management. However I have used Backbone.js in past, and I have been quite impressed with the routing facilities provided by the controller layer. I have also looked into some JQuery-based solution like pathjs for client side routing. It would be great if someone could offer suggestions and guidelines for choosing a proper routing system. I am not willing to use Backbone.js instead of KnockoutJS because of the excellent data

I am new to Javascript and just started fiddling around with Meteor out of curiosity. What really surprises me, is that it seems that all HTML content gets combined into a single page. I suspect there is a way to introduce some handling of URLs directing to special pages. It seems that the "todo" example is capable of doing this via some kind of Router class. Is that the "canonical" way of URL handling? Assuming I can handle URLs, how would I structure my HTML code to display separate pages? In my case they could each have completely separate sets of data, so no HTML code needs to be shared at

I want to automate the download of an exe prompted from a link from the client side. I can get the first redirected link from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=149156 to http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/handlers/getsilverlight.ashx . Please click and check how it works. fwlink -> .ashx - >.exe ...i want to get the direct link to the .exe. But the response returns 404 when requesting the Web handler through the code but if you try on Browser it actually downloads. Can anyone suggest how to automate the download form the above link? The code i am using to get the link redirected is