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- Creating Readable URLs in ASP. NET Web Pages (Razor) Sites
The second set of URLs doesn't point to a specific page, so even if the blog implementation or location changes, the URLs would still be valid In ASP NET Web Pages, you can create friendlier URLs like those in the above examples because ASP NET uses routing
- Routing and URL in ASP. NET Core Razor Pages - Microsoft Q A
Creating Readable URLs in ASP NET Web Pages (Razor) Sites This article describes routing in an ASP NET Web Pages (Razor) website, and how this lets you use URLs that are more readable and better for SEO
- Blazor base-tag and @page instruction in . razor files
If I still have to add the base url in every Blazor component, for example: I want to have a base address of app and the @page directive for the example Counter with a value of " counter" does not "compile" to " app counter" I have to set the @page to " app counter" which makes sense but that means that the base Tag in _host cshtml is useless
- Navigation in a Razor Pages application | Learn Razor Pages
Routing and URLs Routing within a Razor Pages application provides a mechanism for matching URLs to a request processing handler - an individual Razor page Using a very simple convention routes in Razor Pages are based on the physical location of the Razor page files on disk, rooted in the Pages folder
- 8 ways to set the URLs for an ASP. NET Core app - Andrew Lock
In this post I describe 8 different ways to set which URLs your ASP NET Core application listens on
- Routing in Razor Pages
The most straightforward approach is to map URLs to physical files on disk, and this is the approach that has been implemented by the ASP NET team for the Razor Pages framework There are some rules to learn about how the Razor Pages framework matches URLs to files, and how the rules can be customised to give different results if needed
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