I need to pass a full website url to my controller action, like this:
http://myweb/controller/action/http://blabla.com/dir2
how to create a new route for passing this parameter to action?
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routes.MapRoute("Name", "{controller}/{action}/{*url}");
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answered Apr 4, 2009 at 17:12
Konstantin Tarkus
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mhmd
thanks, but with {*url} , I cannot still pass the "http://" for the parameter, HTTP Error 400 - Bad Request. is raised. or with :portnumber at the end of url, same error
Konstantin Tarkus
try this <a href="./controller/action/<%= HttpUtility.UrlEncode("riaguy.com") =%>">Test</a>
mhmd
thats right, but the parameter is passed from outside of application, I want it to be like restful api which add this url to db, wonder if it is possible to have this format just by typing(without using any server side or client side decode functions) or not
Konstantin Tarkus
The problem is not in {*url}, ASP.NET MVC chast can't accept http:// in URL which wasn't encoded.. you can try overcome this by writing custom Route programmatically..
Konstantin Tarkus
public class YouCustomRoute : RouteBase { ... }
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Pass it as a parameter.
<%= Html.ActionLink( "Link",
"MyAction",
"MyController",
new { url = "http://blah.com/blah" },
null ) %>
Should produce a link that looks like:
<a href='/MyController/MyAction?url=http://blah.com/blah'>Link</a>
Your action would look like:
public ActionResult MyAction( string url )
{
...
}
