asp.net-routing

I have been trying to figure out how to use the Routing features with ASP.net 4.0 WebForms. I added a route to my route collection: void Application_Start() { RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes); } void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes) { routes.MapPageRoute( "about-route", "about/", "~/About.aspx" ); } In my master page I tried to do the following: <asp:HyperLink ID="asdf" runat="server" NavigateUrl='<%= GetRouteUrl("about-route", new {}) %>'>Test</asdf> I got a compiler error: Server tags cannot contain <% ... %> constructs. What is the proper way to create a route URL in a server control

I have this route: routes.MapRoute( "PlaceDetails", "{controller}/{action}/{id}", new { controller = "Place", action = "Details", id = UrlParameter.Optional } ); This routes this fine: mysite.com/place/details/123 Making Id 123 available to the details action of the place controller - which can then lookup place '123'. However - this URL is also passed to the controller: mysite.com/place/details/ I want this to return HttpNotFound - but it sends a null Id to the controller - and requires me to handle that. It seems neater if the route itself achieves this rather than needing unseemly null

How can I make routing for this? URL: /category/main/sub/ or /category/main/sub1/subsub/ I want to have /main/sub/ and /main/sub1/subsub/ as parameters in Index action method of CategoryController. Found the answer: Should use "/category/{*path}" instead of "/category/{path}" in the routing path. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1588175/asp-net-mvc-routing-hierarchy-url

I have routes like these: routes.MapPageRoute("Survey", "Survey", "~/Survey/Survey.aspx") routes.MapPageRoute("Letters", "About/Letters", "~/Pages/Letters/Letters.aspx") How can I redirect a url like this: /Surveys to the 'Survey' route? So that when the user goes to /surveys it redirects to /Survey. (URLs for the sake of argument) I'd prefer it if I didn't have to place redirect code in the ASPX file itself, and rather just have the code in the route rule, just keeps it simple and centralized. Thanks Luke You can use something like this Response.RedirectToRoute("Survey"); the parameter

I'm using the new Routing feature in ASP.NET 4 (Web forms, not MVC). Now I have an asp:ListView which is bound to a datasource. One of the properties is a ClientID which I want to use to link from the ListView items to another page. In global.asax I have defined a route: System.Web.Routing.RouteTable.Routes.MapPageRoute("ClientRoute", "MyClientPage/{ClientID}", "~/Client.aspx"); so that for instance http://server/MyClientPage/2 is a valid URL if ClientID=2 exists. In the ListView items I have an asp:HyperLink so that I can create the link: <asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLinkClient" runat="server"