⟩ How do you handle variable number of segments in a route definition?
Use a route with a catch-all parameter. An example is shown below. * is referred to as catch-all parameter.
controller/{action}/{*parametervalues}
Use a route with a catch-all parameter. An example is shown below. * is referred to as catch-all parameter.
controller/{action}/{*parametervalues}
Is it possible to combine ASP.NET webforms and ASP.MVC and develop a single web application?
In which assembly is the MVC framework defined?
What is the difference between adding routes, to a webforms application and to an mvc application?
What is the use of the following default route?
Is the following route definition a valid route definition?
What are the 3 things that are needed to specify a route?
What is the adavantage of using ASP.NET routing?
ASP.NET MVC application, makes use of settings at 2 places for routing to work correctly. What are these 2 places?
What are the 3 segments of the default route, that is present in an ASP.NET MVC application?
What is the significance of NonActionAttribute?