The new ASP.NET routing is great for simple path style URL’s but if you want to use a url such as:
http://example.com/items/search.xhtml?term=Text+to+find&page=2
Do you have to use a catch all parameter with a validation?
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The new ASP.NET routing is great for simple path style URL’s but if you want to use a url such as:
http://example.com/items/search.xhtml?term=Text+to+find&page=2
Do you have to use a catch all parameter with a validation?
Any view data items that are not listed in the route are automatically mapped to the querystring, so if you map ‘items/search.xhtml’ to an action:
Then you should get the results you are looking for.