Test if a request’s URL is in the Route table
I want to test if a URL is part of the routes defined in the Global.asax. This is what I have:
asp.net-mvc-routing
Dynamic routing action name in ASP.NET MVC
I would like to create a dynamic routing to a URL like following:
trailing slash issue in IIS 8.5
We are moving a ASP.NET project from IIS6 (Win Server 2003) to IIS 8.5(Win Server 2012 R2). The project has some MVC components for which the following routing is used.
ASP.NET MVC5/6 Routing based on Http Header values
Let’s say I have a most basic controller
Difference between “MapHttpRoute” and “MapRoute”?
Why using “MapRoute” for “Default” routing, while using “MapHttpRoute” for “DefaultApi” routing?
Why CSS and JS files bypass Asp.Net MVC routes?
I received a prototype application built with Asp.Net MVC4. It is currently replacing the default controller factory with a custom one using NInject, ServiceLocator and all.
Getting error 404 not found with ASP.NET MVC Area routing
I am having a problem with an Area route in MVC 5. When I browse to /Evernote/EvernoteAuth I get a 404 resource cannot be found error.
Howto automatically add a specific value from current route to all generated links?
I have site culture in URLs like this:
ASP.NET Routing: How to make routeConfig handle a more dynamic URL structure
My scenario is as follows: a venue can be part of multiple categories and users can also add filters on multiple category types, so my URLs now are like:
Defining conditional routes
I’ve been searching for something similar but no luck. I want to build an app that uses different controllers for same urls. Basic idea is like that if a user is logged in as admin he uses lets say admin controller, if user is just a user he uses user controller. This is just an example, basically I want to have a function that decides what controller route takes.