Mvc passing URL from database to view as HREF

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I have saved distinct URLs per each customer in a database. In a controller I am reading the current logged in user (

User.Identity.Name

) but I am having problem to read the respective URL from database and displaying that in a view.
****I ALREADY HAVE A USER TO URL MAPPING IN DATABASE.
PLEASE HELP. --new to mvc

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I am having problem to read the respective URL from database and displaying that in a view.
****I ALREADY HAVE A USER TO URL MAPPING IN DATABASE.
PLEASE HELP.  --new to mvc

Posted 17-Jun-19 10:29am

veer_13

Updated 24-Jun-19 1:59am

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ZurdoDev 17-Jun-19 17:34pm

How can we help?

ZurdoDev 17-Jun-19 17:34pm

How can we help?

F-ES Sitecore 18-Jun-19 3:59am

You want us to help you get information from an unknown database with an unknown schema using an unknown data access technology? How can anyone possibly answer that question? If you are using something like entity framework then just google for "getting started" articles, or google for the "MVC music store" which is a tutorial that takes you through all the steps to get a basic site running.

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RmcbainTheThird · Answer 1 · 2019-06-24T02:00:00

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Show us the db schema and we can go from there

Posted 24-Jun-19 2:00am

RmcbainTheThird