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The second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometimes passed by web servers in pla
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The second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometime
Date:
2009-02-12 4:24:01 AM
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The second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometimes passed by web servers in place of "/" when handling requests for the root URL of an application). This rule ensures that requests for either the root "/Default.aspx" or "/" to our application are handled by the "Index()" action on the "HomeController" class (which is a controller automatically added by Visual Studio when we created a new application using the "ASP.NET MVC Web Application" project templateThe second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometimes passed by web servers in place of "/" when handling requests for the root URL of an application). This rule ensures that requests for either the root "/Default.aspx" or "/" to our application are handled by the "Index()" action on the "HomeController" class (which is a controller automatically added by Visual Studio when we created a new application using the "ASP.NET MVC Web Application" project templateThe second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometimes passed by web servers in place of "/" when handling requests for the root URL of an application). This rule ensures that requests for either the root "/Default.aspx" or "/" to our application are handled by the "Index()" action on the "HomeController" class (which is a controller automatically added by Visual Studio when we created a new application using the "ASP.NET MVC Web Application" project templateThe second routing rule above is added to special-case the root "Default.aspx" URL in our application (which is sometimes passed by web servers in place of "/" when handling requests for the root URL of an application). This rule ensures that requests for either the root "/Default.aspx" or "/" to our application are handled by the "Index()" action on the "HomeController" class (which is a controller aut
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Title:
MVC website
Name:
Harendra chauhan
Date:
2009-01-27 2:15:12 AM
Comment:
I have ASP .net MVC website created on my machine ,it is runnig fine on my machine ,all links are working but when I hosted is on IIS 5.1 that time home page is assible from other pc on network but all its Links(url routing) is not working,Images are not getting loaded , css is not working.. Plz provide the help if a any... How can make my web app workable ?
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Problem Routing Solution
Name:
AMS
Date:
2008-10-30 2:27:16 PM
Comment:
lobo,
URL encode the product id when it goes in the url then decode it on the way back out. Should clean it up for you
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Title:
Problem routing
Name:
Lobo
Date:
2008-09-29 2:30:48 PM
Comment:
If you have products id like "7*" The url used to view this product: /Products/Detail/7* But this url generate an error... "Illegal characters in path"
How can i resolve this?
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