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Creating Readable URLs in ASP. NET Web Pages (Razor) Sites A URL that's "friendly" can make it easier for people to use the site It can also help with search-engine optimization (SEO) for the site ASP NET websites include the ability to use friendly URLs automatically ASP NET lets you create meaningful URLs that describe user actions instead of just pointing to a file on the server
Routing and URL in ASP. NET Core Razor Pages - Microsoft Q A Hi @Shervan360 For example, I create a Razor page application and add the Products folder under the Pages folder, then add the following page with the @page directive In my application, the application url is https: localhost:7215
Blazor base-tag and @page instruction in . razor files I am getting started with Blazor server-side and I don't get the routing right I don't understand the need for the base tag in _host cshtml 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"
Friendly URLs for ASP. NET - Stack Overflow Here's another way of doing it using ASP NET MVC First off, here's the controller code with two actions Index gets a list of users from the model, userid gets an individual user:
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