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Is it intended that the @Url.Action method returns the current url if the user is currently within the controller and action that the parameters reference?

I have a simple setup for our controllers.

OrderableTest/Details/Id
ResultableTest/Details/Id

If I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable") from the home controller (Home/Index) or from the Resultable/Details I will get the proper URL saved to a javascript variable ("/Orderable/Details"). If, however, I am on a Details page then the id gets included in the url. For example, I am on the page Orderable/Details/12345 and I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable"), instead of getting "/Orderable/Details" I get "/Orderable/Details/12345". Is this the intended functionality?

Routing map is default.

Javascript as requested:

var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable")';
var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable")';
alert(orderableDetailUrl);
alert(resultableDetailUrl);

Is it intended that the @Url.Action method returns the current url if the user is currently within the controller and action that the parameters reference?

I have a simple setup for our controllers.

OrderableTest/Details/Id
ResultableTest/Details/Id

If I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable") from the home controller (Home/Index) or from the Resultable/Details I will get the proper URL saved to a javascript variable ("/Orderable/Details"). If, however, I am on a Details page then the id gets included in the url. For example, I am on the page Orderable/Details/12345 and I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable"), instead of getting "/Orderable/Details" I get "/Orderable/Details/12345". Is this the intended functionality?

Routing map is default.

Javascript as requested:

var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable")';
var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable")';
alert(orderableDetailUrl);
alert(resultableDetailUrl);
  • javascript
  • asp-mvc-4
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  • it would help if you show your javascript and describe what you want to achieve – Dmitry Efimenko Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 22:07
  • 1 I never had encountered this behavior, are you sure you use it as intended? – peter Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 22:21
  • 1 the UrlHelper methods use the context information, like the current page route data, to create the urls. So, yes, that's intended behavior. As Dimitry says, so us your code. – JotaBe Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 23:10
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As mentioned by @JotaBe in the ments above, the UrlHelper uses the context information. Thus an @Url.Action called for the page that you're currently on will also include optional id/parameters.

To get around this, you can pass in a blank optional parameter to the method. For my problem above, it was solved with the following code

var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable", new { id = "" })';
var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable", new { id = "" })';

Which both will properly return /Orderable/Details/ and /Resultable/Details/ regardless of which page the user is currently on.

Is it intended that the @Url.Action method returns the current url if the user is currently within the controller and action that the parameters reference?

I have a simple setup for our controllers.

OrderableTest/Details/Id
ResultableTest/Details/Id

If I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable") from the home controller (Home/Index) or from the Resultable/Details I will get the proper URL saved to a javascript variable ("/Orderable/Details"). If, however, I am on a Details page then the id gets included in the url. For example, I am on the page Orderable/Details/12345 and I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable"), instead of getting "/Orderable/Details" I get "/Orderable/Details/12345". Is this the intended functionality?

Routing map is default.

Javascript as requested:

var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable")';
var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable")';
alert(orderableDetailUrl);
alert(resultableDetailUrl);

Is it intended that the @Url.Action method returns the current url if the user is currently within the controller and action that the parameters reference?

I have a simple setup for our controllers.

OrderableTest/Details/Id
ResultableTest/Details/Id

If I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable") from the home controller (Home/Index) or from the Resultable/Details I will get the proper URL saved to a javascript variable ("/Orderable/Details"). If, however, I am on a Details page then the id gets included in the url. For example, I am on the page Orderable/Details/12345 and I call @Url.Action("Details", "Orderable"), instead of getting "/Orderable/Details" I get "/Orderable/Details/12345". Is this the intended functionality?

Routing map is default.

Javascript as requested:

var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable")';
var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable")';
alert(orderableDetailUrl);
alert(resultableDetailUrl);
  • javascript
  • asp-mvc-4
Share Improve this question edited Jul 12, 2013 at 13:36 Quickhorn asked Jul 11, 2013 at 22:04 QuickhornQuickhorn 1,18112 silver badges23 bronze badges 3
  • it would help if you show your javascript and describe what you want to achieve – Dmitry Efimenko Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 22:07
  • 1 I never had encountered this behavior, are you sure you use it as intended? – peter Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 22:21
  • 1 the UrlHelper methods use the context information, like the current page route data, to create the urls. So, yes, that's intended behavior. As Dimitry says, so us your code. – JotaBe Commented Jul 11, 2013 at 23:10
Add a ment  | 

1 Answer 1

Reset to default 6

As mentioned by @JotaBe in the ments above, the UrlHelper uses the context information. Thus an @Url.Action called for the page that you're currently on will also include optional id/parameters.

To get around this, you can pass in a blank optional parameter to the method. For my problem above, it was solved with the following code

var resultableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Resultable", new { id = "" })';
var orderableDetailUrl = '@Url.Action("Details", "Orderable", new { id = "" })';

Which both will properly return /Orderable/Details/ and /Resultable/Details/ regardless of which page the user is currently on.

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