I've looked online for an answer to this question, but I honestly can't seem to find a good reference for MVC routes.
I have a UserController for my User objects. One can Edit, Save, View, etc. on the User, so I have actions in that controller to handle each of those. That's all pretty straightforward. But I've recently created a new UserProfile object that one can also edit, view, etc. Rather than create an开发者_Python百科 entirely new controller just for the UserProfile, I'd like to make use of the existing UserController. So to view a user's profile, I'd like the URL to be:
http://www.example.com/User/Profile/{userProfileID}
And to edit, I'd like the URL to be:
http://www.example.com/User/Profile/Edit/{userProfileID}
Each of these actions in the UserController will return a different view page.
How would I go about defining routes to handle this structure? Thanks very much.
In your Global.asax file in the RegisterRoutes() method do the following:
routes.MapRoute(
"ProfileRoute",
"User/Profile/{action}/{userProfileID}",
new { controller = "User", action = "Index" });
As pointed out by the comments...this must come BEFORE the Default route.
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