The url in the MVC 3 razor view (Home/About)---> About

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I have that basic mvc 3 application with razor view engine in 2010 visual studio. there are 2 menues "Home" and "About" . when i click on about the url on the site shows like home/about i dont want the About as a child of home. when i click on the "about" menue i want the url to look just the /About
somethinl like that. how can i do that. can i get a solution please. where do i do the work to fix it.

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I'm working on the new mvc 3 razor view. I'm in the beginning of the project. when i run the application the url at the address bar goes like http://localhost:1032/. when i click on the about menue, the url goes like http://localhost:1032/Home/About
where I dont want the About as a child of Home ( Home/About). i want the url to look like http://localhost:1032/About when i click the about menue. How can i do it. can i get the steps please.

Posted 22-Dec-11 8:43am

rajh7

Updated 28-Dec-11 6:16am

Monjurul Habib

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Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury/Galib · Answer 1 · 2011-12-22T10:11:00

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hi,

You route should look like this

C#

routes.MapRoute(
        "Home", // Route name
        "Home", // URL pattern
        new { controller = "Home", action = "Index"} // Parameter defaults
    );
}

routes.MapRoute(
        "About", // Route name
        "About", // URL pattern
        new { controller = "About", action = "Index"} // Parameter defaults
    );
}

Posted 22-Dec-11 10:11am

Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury/Galib

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rajh7 28-Dec-11 12:46pm

There is already one routes.mapRoute with default routename. should I leaveit like that and add these two. Or i should replace that with one of these.