//standard routing routes.MapRoute( \"Default\", // Route name \"{controller}/{action}/{id}\", new { controller = \"Home\", action = \"Index\", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
I have an area called Organisations. In this area I have a view with a Url.Action link. By default, if I just pass the action name, it will call the action in the current controller in the Organisati
I\'m just learning MVC and want to add some custom routing to my site. My site is split into brands so before accessing other parts of the site the user will select a brand.Rather than storing the ch
I want to map the following URI: /admin/controller/action/id to the following: Controller -> Controller
I have an AREA setup in my project. I need to make the routes for the area progressive, meaning that the route will build on each other.
Hi I have to route an old path, that was containing the old webform, to my new controller. I tried this:
Recently, I partially converted an Asp.Net web forms application to use MVC. We still have parts of the application in web forms (.aspx pages) and use MVC routing to work with Controllers and such.
On Asp.Net MVC 3 I have overwritten the MvcRouteHandler and MvcHandler to include handling the subdomain part of the Url.
In my MVC application I want to create a route such that when a user requests a URL starting with a prefix some specific action is invoked.
Recently I\'ve made the transition from Web Forms to MVC 3 and I\'ve been trying to get to grips with MVC routes. I have a somewhat peculiar problem in that when I receive a request to my application
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