I used ASP.NET MVC5, I have a URL like this:
localhost:/product/12/nexus5x/quartz
product :controller; 12 :id; nexus5x/quartz:name
But it's returning a 404 error because the last param in the url contains / and I don't have routing to support that.
How can I do this?
Sometimes the last param (productName) contains /.
The first solution is replace / with - but for some product I couldn't replace that.
You need to encode the URL. URL encoding involves converting the characters so that they can be included in the query string. The character / is encoded to %2F.
So the URL will become /product/12/nexus5x%2Fquartz
To encode the value in JavaScript you can call the encodeURI method.
var productName = "nexus5x/quartz";
var encodedProductName = encodeURI(productName);
To encode the value in C# you can call the Uri.EscapeUriString method.
Uri.EscapeUriString msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/…I believe that you should be able to use a catch all route. Just prefix an asterisk '*' to the last token.
Here is an example using Route attribute:
[Route("product/{id}/{*name}")]
The parameter 'name' here should catch everything past 'id', even if that includes a slash.
