MVC Routing Test

Register the Route first

routes. MapRoute (Name:"Member", URL:"Member/{action}/{page}", defaults:New{controller ="Membercenter", action ="List", id =urlparameter.optional}, Constraints:New{action ="Index|list|detail", page ="\d+" }            ); Routes. MapRoute (Name:"Default", URL:"{Controller}/{action}/{id}", defaults:New{controller ="Home", action ="Index", id =urlparameter.optional});

Note that the routing constraints are exactly matched, for example: page = "\d+", and the actual execution is converted to: page = "^\d+$" to match.

Add the following content test to the view file:

<p>    @RouteTable. Routes.getvirtualpath (        request.requestcontext,            new RouteValueDictionary (new            {                "membercenter",                 " Detail "             })    ). virtualpath; </p>

This can only match the second one (the first one requires the page parameter):/membercenter/detail;

This time add a test with the page parameter:

  RouteTable.Routes.GetVirtualPath (Request.requestcontext,  new  routevaluedictionary (new  Span style= "color: #000000;" > {Controller  =  " membercenter   , Action =   "  =  " test    

/membercenter/detail?page=test

It is important to note that if you change the parameter of the second registration to page = Urlparameter.optional will cause the route resolution overlay overlay, parse the result:

/membercenter/detail; /membercenter/detail/test is the second one after the registration.

If you add a link: @Html. ActionLink ("Test link", "detail", "Membercenter", new {page = "testpage"}, NULL); Always point to Http://localhost:44622/MemberCenter/detail/testpage

MVC Routing Test