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This method accepts this type of uri:
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c)
return "ok";
But if I change uri to something different
let' say /method?a=1&b=2
then the method won't work.
How can I write controller action in the way that it will GET any type of string after "?" sign and then parse it as components ?
c# parsing controller get
asked Mar 28 at 7:24
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This method accepts this type of uri:
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c)
return "ok";
But if I change uri to something different
let' say /method?a=1&b=2
then the method won't work.
How can I write controller action in the way that it will GET any type of string after "?" sign and then parse it as components ?
c# parsing controller get
asked Mar 28 at 7:24
DavidDavid
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This method accepts this type of uri:
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c)
return "ok";
But if I change uri to something different
let' say /method?a=1&b=2
then the method won't work.
How can I write controller action in the way that it will GET any type of string after "?" sign and then parse it as components ?
c# parsing controller get
asked Mar 28 at 7:24
DavidDavid
1,8637 gold badges37 silver badges71 bronze badges
This method accepts this type of uri:
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c)
return "ok";
But if I change uri to something different
let' say /method?a=1&b=2
then the method won't work.
How can I write controller action in the way that it will GET any type of string after "?" sign and then parse it as components ?
c# parsing controller get
c# parsing controller get
asked Mar 28 at 7:24
DavidDavid
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asked Mar 28 at 7:24
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asked Mar 28 at 7:24
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You can pass default values to the parameter
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a= "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
Now it will work for
/method
/method?a=1
/method?b=2
/method?c=3
and all combinations
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Prasad TelkikarPrasad Telkikar
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You can make it a optional parameter like
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:30
RahulRahul
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I think this problem has been solved in some releases of MVC4 and you should define the default value for the parameters like below:
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a = "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
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You can pass default values to the parameter
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a= "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
Now it will work for
/method
/method?a=1
/method?b=2
/method?c=3
and all combinations
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Prasad TelkikarPrasad Telkikar
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You can pass default values to the parameter
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a= "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
Now it will work for
/method
/method?a=1
/method?b=2
/method?c=3
and all combinations
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Prasad TelkikarPrasad Telkikar
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You can pass default values to the parameter
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a= "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
Now it will work for
/method
/method?a=1
/method?b=2
/method?c=3
and all combinations
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Prasad TelkikarPrasad Telkikar
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You can pass default values to the parameter
/method?a=1&b=2&c=3
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a= "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
Now it will work for
/method
/method?a=1
/method?b=2
/method?c=3
and all combinations
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Prasad TelkikarPrasad Telkikar
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answered Mar 28 at 7:31
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answered Mar 28 at 7:31
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You can make it a optional parameter like
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:30
RahulRahul
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You can make it a optional parameter like
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:30
RahulRahul
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You can make it a optional parameter like
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:30
RahulRahul
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You can make it a optional parameter like
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a, string b, string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:30
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I think this problem has been solved in some releases of MVC4 and you should define the default value for the parameters like below:
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a = "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
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I think this problem has been solved in some releases of MVC4 and you should define the default value for the parameters like below:
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a = "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Navid RshNavid Rsh
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I think this problem has been solved in some releases of MVC4 and you should define the default value for the parameters like below:
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a = "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
Navid RshNavid Rsh
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I think this problem has been solved in some releases of MVC4 and you should define the default value for the parameters like below:
[Route("method")]
public string Get(string a = "", string b = "", string c = "")
return "ok";
answered Mar 28 at 7:31
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