Question

So I have a controller called EmployeeController, and all the Views are in /Employee.

I’d like to create a route so that the EmployeeController will use /Employees and /Employees/Add instead of /Employee and /Employee/Add.

I keep finding articles about how to change the route to go to different actions, but I couldn’t find any way to do this.

Answer 1

I think you’re confusing Views with Routes. ASP.NET MVC relies a lot on convention, and in this example it takes the controller component of the route an applies it to find the controller. You can define a new route:

routes.MapRoute("Employees", "employees/{action}", new { 
    controller = "Employee",
    action = "Index" });