I have the following routes:
routes.MapRoute("Event Overview", "{city}/{type}/{id}",
new {city="LA", controller = "BaseEvent", action = "EventOverview"}, new {city = new CityConstraint()});
routes.MapRoute(
"Default", // Route name
"{controller}/{action}/{id}", // URL with parameters
new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional } // Parameter defaults
);
And, several links on my site:
@Html.ActionLink("Make", "EventOverview", "BaseEvent", new { id = eventInfo.Key.OID, type = eventInfo.Key.XPObjectType.TypeName.GetShortTypeName(), activeTab = "#scheduleLink", session = eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].SessionId, hall = eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].HallId, client = eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].BasePlace.PremieraClientId}, null)
@Html.ActionLink("Make", "EventOverview", "BaseEvent", new { id = eventInfo.Key.OID, type = eventInfo.Key.XPObjectType.TypeName.GetShortTypeName(), activeTab = "#scheduleLink", }, null)
This is `EventOverview action:
public ActionResult EventOverview(int id, string type, string activeTab,string hall, string session, string client, string count)
{
var model = CreateEventViewData<EventViewData>(id, type);
model.ActiveTab = activeTab;
model.ScheduleCount = count;
model.SessionId = session;
model.HallId = hall;
model.ClientId = client;
return View("Controls/EventsInfo/EventInfo", model);
}
In the first link passing many parameters, and all shows in browser's address field:
This is for firts link:
http://localhost:62291/LA/Film/36?activeTab=%23scheduleLink&session=15&hall=65&client=2&count=1
This is for second link:
http://localhost:62291/LA/Film/36?activeTab=%23scheduleLink
I want something like that:
http://localhost:62291/LA/Film/36
What ways to hide parameters in an address line are?
UPDATE:
$(document).ready(function () {
var link = $(".btn_buy_ticket").find("a").click(function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
$.post($(this).attr("href"));
});
})
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult EventOverview(int id) // just for test
{
return RedirectToAction("EventOverview", new {id = id});
}
public ActionResult EventOverview(int id, string type, string activeTab,string hall, string session, string client, string count)
{
var model = CreateEventViewData<EventViewData>(id, type);
model.ActiveTab = activeTab;
model.ScheduleCount = count;
model.SessionId = session;
model.HallId = hall;
model.ClientId = client;
return View("Controls/EventsInfo/EventInfo", model);
}
All actions are called, but my EventInfo
view not loaded.
You could use POST instead of GET. So you could replace the link with a form containing hidden fields for the parameters that you don't want to appear in the query string:
@using (Html.BeginForm("EventOverview", "BaseEvent", new { id = eventInfo.Key.OID, type = eventInfo.Key.XPObjectType.TypeName.GetShortTypeName() }, FormMethod.Post, null))
{
@Html.Hidden("activeTab", "#scheduleLink")
@Html.Hidden("session", eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].SessionId)
@Html.Hidden("hall", eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].HallId)
@Html.Hidden("client", eventInfo.Key.EventSchedules[0].BasePlace.PremieraClientId)
<button type="submit">Make</button>
}
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