asp.net mvc - RouteLink as linkname -


Is the rendering link equally available in the form of a name?

i.e

  & lt;% = HTML Route Link (...., "myRoute", new {id = 75})%>  

is provided as

  & lt; A href = "http: // foo / something / 75" & gt; Http: // foo / something / 75 & lt; / A & gt;  

Is there a clean move?

/ m

You create an extension method to manage it for yourself Public String PrintRouteLink (This HtmlHelper Assistant, String Routine Name, Ent ID) {UrlHelper url = new UrlHelper (helper.ViewContext.RequestContext); Return Assistant. Route link (url.RouteUrl (path name, new {id = id}), street name, new {id = id}); }

Then you can use it:

  & lt;% = Html.PrintRouteLink (route name, 75)%>  

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