No, I haven't really used areas at all. I would have guessed that it
was the approach you're testing.
andypike wrote:
> Yes, I've put the area specific rule first. I've also now added:
>
> .DefaultForController().Is("Admin")
>
> to the admin rule which worked. But then some of my redirects failed
> from inside the admin area back to the controllers with areas. I used:
>
> Redirect("", "Home", "Index")
>
> But MR assumed that the home controller was inside the Admin area but
> it isn't. Do you know how to redirect to a controller that doesn't
> have an area?
>
> Andy
>
> On May 11, 3:49 pm, Jimmy Shimizu <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Oh, I didn't know that.
>>
>> Well, do you add your area-specific rules before the non-area specific
>> rules?
>>
>> andypike wrote:
>>
>>> From the spec (http://using.castleproject.org/display/MR/Routing+Spec)
>>> I thought that [] where optional where as <> are required.
>>>
>>> I've tried that but it still falls over ;o(
>>>
>>> On May 11, 2:44 pm, Jimmy Shimizu <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> In which order do you add those rules? You should add the msot specific
>>>> routes first since I believe it evaluates in the added order.
>>>>
>>>> And, since Area is a MonoRail-feature, maybe you should try this:
>>>>
>>>> rules.Add(new PatternRoute("[area]/[controller]/[action]")
>>>> .DefaultForArea().Is("")
>>>> .DefaultForController().Is("Users")
>>>> .DefaultForAction().Is("Index"));
>>>>
>>>> This was just a wild guess from my side though :)
>>>>
>>>> This is old routing-syntax, right? Since the new routing-engine uses
>>>> <controller> instead of [controller]
>>>>
>>>> andypike wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm sure this is an easy thing to do, however I am too stupid to
>>>>> figure it out. Basically I have a MR application which has some
>>>>> controllers that are within an area and some that are not. I have the
>>>>> following routes specified:
>>>>>
>>>>> rules.Add(new PatternRoute("[controller]/[action]")
>>>>> .DefaultForArea().IsEmpty
>>>>> .DefaultForController().Is("Home")
>>>>> .DefaultForAction().Is("Index"));
>>>>>
>>>>> Some of my controllers are now inside an area called "Admin" so I
>>>>> added the following as an extra rule:
>>>>>
>>>>> rules.Add(new PatternRoute("Admin/[controller]/[action]")
>>>>> .DefaultForController().Is("Users")
>>>>> .DefaultForAction().Is("Index"));
>>>>>
>>>>> But this didn't work. I've tried a number of different combinations
>>>>> but can't find the magic formula. Any suggestions would be great.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance
>>>>>
>>>>> Andy
>>>>>
> >
>
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