I have an action taking two GUIDs:
public class MyActionController : Controller
{
//...
public ActionResult MoveToTab(Guid param1, Guid param2)
{
//..
Yes, it is possible to map your parameters to System.Guid
routes.MapRoute(
"MoveToTab",
"{controller}/{action}/{param1}/{param2}",
new { controller = "MyAction", action = "MoveToTab",
param1 = System.Guid.Empty, param2 = System.Guid.Empty }
);
or
routes.MapRoute(
"MoveToTab2",
"myaction/movetotab/{param1}/{param2}",
new { controller = "MyAction", action = "MoveToTab",
param1 = System.Guid.Empty, param2 = System.Guid.Empty }
);
You can take in your two GUIDs as strings, and convert them to actual GUID objects using the GUID constructor that accepts a string value. Use the route that eu-ge-ne provided.
routes.MapRoute(
"MoveToTab",
"myaction/movetotab/{param1}/{param2}",
new { controller = "MyAction", action = "MoveToTab", param1 = "", param2 = "" }
);
public ActionResult MoveToTab(string param1, string param2)
{
Guid guid1 = new Guid(param1);
Guid guid2 = new Guid(param2);
}