MVC routing - Query strings are not applied when default is present
I'm using this route config :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
);
Here is the controller method :
public ViewResult List(string category, int page = 1)
However , if I use :
http://localhost:44123/chess?page=2
Then I see that page=1
( not 2 , as I expected):
BTw - if I change the route to :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List"
);
Then I do see the right value:
Why is it happening ? all I wanted is to set a default value if I don't set a value
.
Why does setting a default value , prevents reading the query string value ?
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-routing
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I'm using this route config :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
);
Here is the controller method :
public ViewResult List(string category, int page = 1)
However , if I use :
http://localhost:44123/chess?page=2
Then I see that page=1
( not 2 , as I expected):
BTw - if I change the route to :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List"
);
Then I do see the right value:
Why is it happening ? all I wanted is to set a default value if I don't set a value
.
Why does setting a default value , prevents reading the query string value ?
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-routing
1
Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28
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I'm using this route config :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
);
Here is the controller method :
public ViewResult List(string category, int page = 1)
However , if I use :
http://localhost:44123/chess?page=2
Then I see that page=1
( not 2 , as I expected):
BTw - if I change the route to :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List"
);
Then I do see the right value:
Why is it happening ? all I wanted is to set a default value if I don't set a value
.
Why does setting a default value , prevents reading the query string value ?
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-routing
I'm using this route config :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
);
Here is the controller method :
public ViewResult List(string category, int page = 1)
However , if I use :
http://localhost:44123/chess?page=2
Then I see that page=1
( not 2 , as I expected):
BTw - if I change the route to :
routes.MapRoute("Default23",
"category",
new controller = "Product", action = "List"
);
Then I do see the right value:
Why is it happening ? all I wanted is to set a default value if I don't set a value
.
Why does setting a default value , prevents reading the query string value ?
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-routing
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-routing
asked Nov 10 at 20:48
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1
Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28
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1
Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28
1
1
Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28
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To explain the behavior, the 3rd argument of MapRoute is (my emphasis)
An object that contains default route values.
By specifying new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
you are defining a route value for page
(even though its not a segment in your url definition) and giving it a default value of 1
.
Now when you navigate to ../chess?page=2
it matches your Default23
route, and the value of 'chess' is assigned to the category
segment, but nothing is assigned to page
because there is no segment for page
(its a query string value).
When your List(string category, int page = 1)
method is executed, the DefaultModelBinder
evaluates values for binding in the following order
- Previously bound action parameters, when the action is a child
action - Form values
- JSON Request body (ajax calls)
- Route data
- Query string parameters
- Posted files
For a GET, 1, 2, 3 and 6 are not applicable, so the DefaultModelBinder
first evaluates the Route data (RouteData.Values
) and finds a value of "chess" for category
(from the url). It also finds a value of "1" for page
(because you defined a default value for it in the route definition).
At this point you have category="chess", page=1
.
The DefaultModelBinder
then evaluates the Query string parameters (Request.QueryString
) and finds a value of "2" for page
, but because page
already has been set, its ignored. By default, the DefaultModelBinder
binds the first match it finds and ignores all subsequent matches (unless binding to an IEnumerable
property).
So at this point (the end of the binding process) you still have category="chess", page=1
.
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in theList()
method (i.e.int page = 1
) so if you omitpage = 1
from the route definition navigate to.../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value ofpage
will bepage=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
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1 Answer
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To explain the behavior, the 3rd argument of MapRoute is (my emphasis)
An object that contains default route values.
By specifying new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
you are defining a route value for page
(even though its not a segment in your url definition) and giving it a default value of 1
.
Now when you navigate to ../chess?page=2
it matches your Default23
route, and the value of 'chess' is assigned to the category
segment, but nothing is assigned to page
because there is no segment for page
(its a query string value).
When your List(string category, int page = 1)
method is executed, the DefaultModelBinder
evaluates values for binding in the following order
- Previously bound action parameters, when the action is a child
action - Form values
- JSON Request body (ajax calls)
- Route data
- Query string parameters
- Posted files
For a GET, 1, 2, 3 and 6 are not applicable, so the DefaultModelBinder
first evaluates the Route data (RouteData.Values
) and finds a value of "chess" for category
(from the url). It also finds a value of "1" for page
(because you defined a default value for it in the route definition).
At this point you have category="chess", page=1
.
The DefaultModelBinder
then evaluates the Query string parameters (Request.QueryString
) and finds a value of "2" for page
, but because page
already has been set, its ignored. By default, the DefaultModelBinder
binds the first match it finds and ignores all subsequent matches (unless binding to an IEnumerable
property).
So at this point (the end of the binding process) you still have category="chess", page=1
.
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in theList()
method (i.e.int page = 1
) so if you omitpage = 1
from the route definition navigate to.../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value ofpage
will bepage=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
add a comment |Â
To explain the behavior, the 3rd argument of MapRoute is (my emphasis)
An object that contains default route values.
By specifying new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
you are defining a route value for page
(even though its not a segment in your url definition) and giving it a default value of 1
.
Now when you navigate to ../chess?page=2
it matches your Default23
route, and the value of 'chess' is assigned to the category
segment, but nothing is assigned to page
because there is no segment for page
(its a query string value).
When your List(string category, int page = 1)
method is executed, the DefaultModelBinder
evaluates values for binding in the following order
- Previously bound action parameters, when the action is a child
action - Form values
- JSON Request body (ajax calls)
- Route data
- Query string parameters
- Posted files
For a GET, 1, 2, 3 and 6 are not applicable, so the DefaultModelBinder
first evaluates the Route data (RouteData.Values
) and finds a value of "chess" for category
(from the url). It also finds a value of "1" for page
(because you defined a default value for it in the route definition).
At this point you have category="chess", page=1
.
The DefaultModelBinder
then evaluates the Query string parameters (Request.QueryString
) and finds a value of "2" for page
, but because page
already has been set, its ignored. By default, the DefaultModelBinder
binds the first match it finds and ignores all subsequent matches (unless binding to an IEnumerable
property).
So at this point (the end of the binding process) you still have category="chess", page=1
.
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in theList()
method (i.e.int page = 1
) so if you omitpage = 1
from the route definition navigate to.../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value ofpage
will bepage=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
add a comment |Â
To explain the behavior, the 3rd argument of MapRoute is (my emphasis)
An object that contains default route values.
By specifying new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
you are defining a route value for page
(even though its not a segment in your url definition) and giving it a default value of 1
.
Now when you navigate to ../chess?page=2
it matches your Default23
route, and the value of 'chess' is assigned to the category
segment, but nothing is assigned to page
because there is no segment for page
(its a query string value).
When your List(string category, int page = 1)
method is executed, the DefaultModelBinder
evaluates values for binding in the following order
- Previously bound action parameters, when the action is a child
action - Form values
- JSON Request body (ajax calls)
- Route data
- Query string parameters
- Posted files
For a GET, 1, 2, 3 and 6 are not applicable, so the DefaultModelBinder
first evaluates the Route data (RouteData.Values
) and finds a value of "chess" for category
(from the url). It also finds a value of "1" for page
(because you defined a default value for it in the route definition).
At this point you have category="chess", page=1
.
The DefaultModelBinder
then evaluates the Query string parameters (Request.QueryString
) and finds a value of "2" for page
, but because page
already has been set, its ignored. By default, the DefaultModelBinder
binds the first match it finds and ignores all subsequent matches (unless binding to an IEnumerable
property).
So at this point (the end of the binding process) you still have category="chess", page=1
.
To explain the behavior, the 3rd argument of MapRoute is (my emphasis)
An object that contains default route values.
By specifying new controller = "Product", action = "List", page = 1
you are defining a route value for page
(even though its not a segment in your url definition) and giving it a default value of 1
.
Now when you navigate to ../chess?page=2
it matches your Default23
route, and the value of 'chess' is assigned to the category
segment, but nothing is assigned to page
because there is no segment for page
(its a query string value).
When your List(string category, int page = 1)
method is executed, the DefaultModelBinder
evaluates values for binding in the following order
- Previously bound action parameters, when the action is a child
action - Form values
- JSON Request body (ajax calls)
- Route data
- Query string parameters
- Posted files
For a GET, 1, 2, 3 and 6 are not applicable, so the DefaultModelBinder
first evaluates the Route data (RouteData.Values
) and finds a value of "chess" for category
(from the url). It also finds a value of "1" for page
(because you defined a default value for it in the route definition).
At this point you have category="chess", page=1
.
The DefaultModelBinder
then evaluates the Query string parameters (Request.QueryString
) and finds a value of "2" for page
, but because page
already has been set, its ignored. By default, the DefaultModelBinder
binds the first match it finds and ignores all subsequent matches (unless binding to an IEnumerable
property).
So at this point (the end of the binding process) you still have category="chess", page=1
.
answered Nov 11 at 2:15
user3559349
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in theList()
method (i.e.int page = 1
) so if you omitpage = 1
from the route definition navigate to.../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value ofpage
will bepage=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
add a comment |Â
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in theList()
method (i.e.int page = 1
) so if you omitpage = 1
from the route definition navigate to.../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value ofpage
will bepage=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
So what if I want specify it conditionally via QS and still have a default value ?
â d11
Nov 11 at 6:59
You have already defined a default in the
List()
method (i.e. int page = 1
) so if you omit page = 1
from the route definition navigate to .../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value of page
will be page=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
You have already defined a default in the
List()
method (i.e. int page = 1
) so if you omit page = 1
from the route definition navigate to .../chess
, (i.e. no query string) then the value of page
will be page=1
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 7:27
add a comment |Â
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Possible duplicate of How do I route a URL with a querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 10 at 23:52
@Hooman, That is not what OP is asking - you might consider retracting the close vote
â user3559349
Nov 11 at 2:21
@StephenMuecke, thanks... I thought this answer explains the problem...
â Hooman Bahreini
Nov 11 at 2:28