Question

I want to obsolete controller name from Html.ActionLink
because I defined my controller in route how to do this,
because if I leave controller name blank in Html.ActionLink
mvc3 automatically put current controller name in Action Link.

Answer 1

If you named your route, you can use RouteLink instead of ActionLink.
You’ll only have to specify the name of the route, not the controller.
Here’s an example of a named route:

routes.MapRoute( "myRoute", 
                 "doStuff/Now", 
                 new {controller = "MyController", action = "DoIt"} );

And here’s how to use it in your view

Html.RouteLink( "Do it!", "myRoute" );

Please see MSDN for full details on RouteLink.