I\'m trying to get an Ajax call from a link in a master page. So I want to specify only the action relative to the current page/controller.
I am getting a 404 error when I start up my mvc 2 project. I followed the guide here: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/asp-net/asp-net-from-scratch-mvc/
Using the out-of-the-box method locators in ASP.NET MVC (3 or 4DP), is there a way to have the MVC framework differentiate between a string and Guid without needing to parse the parameter in the contr
ActionLink result \"http://localhost:5089/Article/GetArticlesByCategory?category=ASP.NET&categoryId=2\". i want to show that link type \"http://localhost:5089/Blog/ASP.NET\". what is wrongroute na
I added routing to my solution in order to have a more user friendly URL in the address bar. I start the solution and when I rollover my Favorites link, I see the URL .../Affaire/Favorite (picture be
I have three specific routes: routes.MapRoute( \"Home Page\", \"\", new { controller = \"Home\", action = \"Index\" }
I have a controller will logic that looks for a: Session value //checks value null etc..for existing record in session memory.
I\'m setting up ASP.net MVC 2.0 on an old WebForms site that runs on IIS 7. The old site has a 404 handler set up like:
I would like to \"show\" a dynamic value to the base of the URL, so the url would be like this: host.com/SOME_VALUE/{area}/{controller}/{action}.
Hi I have a problem with my Application I am using the MVC 3 with C# and VS 2010. I have a old desktop application where in one form I added a control browser_Navigated for show one page where the us