MVC Site versus Virtual Application Routing
We use TFS to deploy our applications to multiple environments (Dev, QA, Prod). Simple enough, our Dev and QA environments have URLS like dev.domain/APPLICATION and qa.domain/APPLICATION. So we have a single site with each application as a virtual application.
However in production, they want each application to be its own site, such as APPLICATION.domain.com... Grrr! In Visual Studio, the application's properties is configured to be in a "Virtual Path". I"m not sure how I should go about this issue. The appliation contains code such as: <a href='/APPLICATION/File/Download?id=<#= PkFileId #>'><#= Name #></a>
which causes problems in production since its not in a virtual application.
I could make a site called application.domain.com with an empty directory. Then add a Virtual Application, but then I would have 开发者_JAVA百科to put a redirect in the root of the site to go to the virtual application. Or perhaps I can somehow configure the application? Not sure what my options are... Any suggestions are appreciated!
The appliation contains code such as:
<a href='/APPLICATION/File/Download?id=<#= PkFileId #>'><#= Name #></a>
ASP.NET MVC applications should not contain code like that (a code in which urls are hardcoded). In ASP.NET MVC applications you should always use HTML and Url helpers:
@Html.ActionLink(
Model.Name,
"Download",
"File",
new { id = Model.PkFileId },
null
)
This way it is certain that no matter how your routes are configured or under which virtual directory your application is hosted, it should work.
UPDATE:
After your comment it looks like you are using the Telerik Grid. In this case you may try something along the lines to generate proper anchors:
columns
.Bound(x => x.PkFileId)
.ClientTemplate(
Html.ActionLink(
"<#= Name #>",
"Download",
"File",
new { id = "<#= PkFileId #>" },
null
).ToString()
)
.Title("");
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