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I have limited knowledge so beat me up as needed.
I have created a controller using the EF with ASPX(C#) views. I inherited this setup.
The PK in the target table/EF is an actual URL. So when you click the link ActionLink feeds the URL and I receive a 404.
Html.ActionLink("Edit", "Edit", new { id=item.ImagePath })
So id= /foldername/foldername2/image.jpg
This causes the browser to try and load the resource.
Can someone give me a clue how to process this “id” accordingly?
Have you changed your routing to accept this sort of id?
If not then you will need to go into your global.asax.cs file and edit the map routes.
This should help you with that:
Creating custom routes