asp.net-mvc-routing

问题 I'm creating URL aliasing functionality; the ability to map resource A to resource B. I'm fitting this into a project with a catch-all URL mapped to a custom Route that parses the incoming URL string and looks up the URL parts inside our database. Basically, the entire URL string is dynamic and maps to a category hierarchy (e.g. /tyres/car /tyres/van, /suspension/ford/focus). This is all working fine, and only exists to route to one controller. Currently I'm integrating my code for URL

问题 How can i directly access a .cshtml file in ASP.NET MVC using razor view engine? For example i have this url: localhost/Home/About. This will load the about site inside the "master" page. I want to load the about page without also loading the master page. So i was thinking that i could use this url: localhost/Home/About.cshtml. But it's not working. How can i load a view page without loading the master page? 回答1: You can use the method Html.Partial like this: @Html.Partial("About") Edit I

问题 I have to map a nice looking ASP.NET MVC URL '/sel/F/61' to an ASPX url with query string parameters like 'familydrilldown.aspx?familyid=61'. I tried to add this to global.asax: routeTable.MapPageRoute( "selectorroute", "sel/F/{familyid}", "~/selector/familydrilldown.aspx"); which works, except that the familyid is not passed as a querystring to familydrilldown.aspx. How can I take the {familyid} and pass it as a querystring parameter to the page familydrilldown.aspx? I tried this: routeTable

问题 I have a controller action as you can see below: public ActionResult Content(string slug) { var content = contentRepository.GetBySlug(slug); return View(content); } I want this kind of urls to be routed to my action: http://localhost/slug-of-my-content Here is my RegisterRoutes method: public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes) { routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.MapRoute( name: "Default", url: "{controller}/{action}/{id}", defaults: new { controller =

问题 I have currently the following routes: routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.gif/{*pathInfo}"); MvcRoute.MappUrl("{controller}/{action}/{ID}") .WithDefaults(new { controller = "home", action = "index", ID = 0 }) .WithConstraints(new { controller = "..." }) .AddWithName("default", routes) .RouteHandler = new MvcRouteHandler(); MvcRoute.MappUrl("{title}/{ID}") .WithDefaults(new { controller = "special", action = "Index" }) .AddWithName("view", routes)

问题 I wonder if it's possible to somehow get the route value outside of controller? This is what I've tried. I also tried to do .Values["{projectId}"]; but I still get null . [RoutePrefix("projects")] public class UsergroupController : ApiController { [Route("{projectId}/usergroups"), HttpGet] public IHttpActionResult Get() { // Url: /projects/123/usergroups // Response: null var projectId = HttpContext.Current.Request.RequestContext.RouteData.Values["projectId"]; return Ok(projectId); } } I

问题 I am using MapMvcAttributeRoutes to set routes in my MVC application. Now I have a doubt is it possible to access a route name from action Index? [HttpGet] [Route("{language}/Home/Index", Name = "Home.Index")] public ActionResult Index() { //access route name Home.Index here? return View(); } I wanted to say I tried something, but do not relly know where to start. I did some researching in forums and SO, but did not find any valid answer. EDIT In order to fully understand my question here is

问题 This is causing me a bit of a headache. Ultimately, I'm trying to return an image but I've been experimenting and simplified this to using a string. What I want: go to URL: http://xxx/api/helloworld/1 Responds with: "Hello world!" The following web api declarations work for the url supplied; public string Get([FromUri]int id) { return "Hello World"; } public Task<string> Get([FromUri]int id) { return "Hello World"; } What does NOT work; public HttpResponseMessage Get([FromUri]int id) { return

问题 I'm working with Web API 2, and it seems to pull up my existing API calls already, except it's duplicating all the calls for each area that i have. For example, say i have 3 areas, and in one of those i have an API call that looks like: public IList<string> GetStringList(string id) { //do work here... return new List<string>{"a","b","c"}; } if i have 3 areas, then the web api help page will show: GET area1/api/MyAPIController/GetStringList/{id} GET area2/api/MyAPIController/GetStringList/{id}

问题 Is it possible to somehow route all views to one particular view? I would like to have an "Under Construction view" that is always the default view until i "flip a switch" without having to build. Until then all other controller action routes to this view. I would love to know if i can do it in web.config or if i have to have some if/else in RegisterRoutes in Global.asax. 回答1: you can write a custom filter attribute that reads a flag from web.config and redirect requests to under construction