Question

I don’t want to use the default route that vs.net creates:

routes.MapRoute(     'Default',                                             // Route name     '{controller}/{action}/{id}',                          // URL with parameters     new { controller = 'Home', action = 'Index', id = '' } // Parameter defaults ); 

I only want the route to get the http://www.example.com/ page, what is it? (note: I don’t want http://www.example.com/default just the plain http://www.example.com to map to HomeController Action=Index).

Answer 1

I just started playing around with MVC yesterday (the beta version) and I have this in my web config (for IIS 6.0, remove the .aspx for IIS 7.0)

public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)         {             routes.IgnoreRoute('{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}');             routes.MapRoute('Default', '{controller}.aspx/{action}/{id}', new { controller = 'Home', action = 'Index', id = '' });             routes.MapRoute('Empty', '', new { controller = 'Home', action = 'Index', id = '' });         }