I need to implement hash value i.e the Url should look like this:
/home/index/#create
For this have added a route:
routes.MapRoute(
"Default", // Route name
"{controller}/{action}/#{detail}", // URL with parameters
new { controller = "Login", action = "LogIn", detail =""} // Parameter defaults
);
On accessing /home/index/#create, it is redirecting me to the default route.
How can this be done?
As stated there is no way to do this using routing. The only possible solution is to append the # fragment to your url when redirecting in the actions of your controller. Eg.
return Redirect(Url.Action("Index", "Home") + "#create");
href="@Url.Action("Index","Home")#deep-link"You cannot fetch the value after the # symbol on the server simply because this value is never sent to the server. Only client side javascript has access to this so defining routes with hash doesn't make much sense.
#hash used to memorize selected menu (I don't want cookie). When user click a menu, the # changed and AJAX request to the server to update the respective content. By this way user able to bookmark the page with selected menu AND can use browser back button with readable #menuname. Next time when user browse with the #, then the loaded page is already have the selected menu without unnecessary AJAX request. I need to bind the hash value into route data because each # can be considered a different page.
#hash to hold the token for exchange in the next call. So it would be nice to have an answer that addresses that.When a browser makes a request for a URL, it does not send anything after a hash to the server. This route may enable you to generate route URLs containing the hash value but there is no way to do anything server-side when the user navigates to such a URL. That's just the way the web works...
OAuth 2.0 Implicit Flow
If this has to do with OAuth 2.0 Implicit Flow, you should use Authorization Code Grant instead.
