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I am pretty new to asp.net mvc. I want to get the parameter string in my url
http://localhost/Item/ItemSpec/3431?dep=62&cat=129&tab=2
How can I get the value=3431?
I tried to used HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["id"], but it’s not work. 3431 is the id of the item that display in my page, that’s why I used [“id”].
Thanks you so much.
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3431is part of the path of the request, not part of the query string. You could useHttpRequest.Pathto get at the path, but MVC routing should allow you to simply write a controller method which accepts the ID as a parameter. I suggest you read up on how to configure routing. (Just searching for ASP.NET routing or MVC routing will give you lots of articles.)