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Sitecore MVC Routing and Virtual Folders
What I ended up doing is registering a single route on pipelines/initialize:
<pipelines>
<initialize>
<processor type="MyFramework.Routing.RegisterVirtualFoldersRoutes, ...
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InvalidOperationException: No route in the route table matches the supplied values
Methods like @Html.Action(), @Html.RenderAction etc. apparently requires a route with the {controller}/{action} pattern (even though it isn't actually relevant from what I can see).
The config file ...
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Passing a parameter to controller rendering through URL
I've done this before using a wildcard item for the parameter and a custom resolver processor that runs just after the ItemResolver - The ItemResolver should resolve to /sitecore/content/mysite/...
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Passing a parameter to controller rendering through URL
Rather than an item named product, create an item named products that represents the entire collection, and then create a child item named * to represent any individual product.
Wildcard items will ...
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Troubleshooting Sitecore Identity Server routing errors in Sitecore 9
SitecoreIdentityServer in the URL /identity/login/shell/SitecoreIdentityServer is just an identity provider name which is configured in Sitecore.Owin.Authentication.IdentityServer.config. It should be ...
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How to pass dynamic parameters to a Sitecore page via the URI?
You can use Sitecore Wildcard item. For that, create an item with name of * inside /Home/Statistics item (/sitecore/content/Home/statistics/*). Remember, the * item (wildcard item) should not have any ...
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EntityService-based controllers stop working when adding a controller with a named route
This will be the way the routes get registered when applied by attributes. The correct way to register your own routes with Sitecore is to write a custom initialize pipeline processor and patch it in ...
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Html.Sitecore().Controller on a CD - No route in the route table matches the supplied values
As stated in the SO answer, the real issue is that without enabling the Sitecore.Speak.MVC.config, there's no route pattern matching just {controller}/{action}.
The answer that will solve your ...
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A route named x is already in the route collection. Route names must be unique
This issue is solved.
For me this issue was only happening for Sitecore 8.2 on a machine with ASP.NET version 4.6 and above.
Also issue surfaces when I launched EXM Dashboard or Experience Analytics ...
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Sitecore WebApi custom route not working controller not found
Your route pipeline definition should be changed to this one:
public class RegisterTestApiRoute
{
public virtual void Process(PipelineArgs args)
{
RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(
...
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JSS LayoutService decoupled from Routing in Angular
Absolutely possible to use without routing. The layout service is a simple REST API at its core, and it does not care if it's invoked from a router or not.
The sample app's jss-context.service.ts ...
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Passing a parameter to controller rendering through URL
How about using just a wildcard? Assuming all instances of /product/xxx use the same layout, you'd create a single subpage under it called * and set the renderigns on that item. Then in your ...
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Passing a parameter to controller rendering through URL
Longhorn I've handled this by doing a url re-write in IIS to convert your request for a SEO Friendly url to a parameter based one like so:
<rule name="Friendly Product Urls">
<match url="...
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Error when using custom routes with https: "Attempt to retrieve context object of type 'Sitecore.Mvc.Presentation.RenderingContext' from empty stack."
The code looks like it should work. I would make the following changes to just make things a bit more robust:
Add a [HttpGet] attribute to the Login action result. It could be that over https the ...
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How do I remove /sitecore from API calls?
With WebAPI you may define your custom controller routes using Route attribute. The controller below excludes the /sitecore prefix from the URL and accessible as <hostname>/api/my:
[RoutePrefix(...
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How do I remove /sitecore from API calls?
As I see it, your options are:
Change the routing setup to remove the /sitecore part from the expected route information. Not knowing your code, this could have side effects and would need a thorough ...
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How to have a custom url for a listing page
I have implemented something similar to this using the wildcard solution. I had a begin request pipeline that fired when an item of a specific type was being hit (the type that my wildcard was). The ...
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Requested document not found when using MVC routes
The code below is code I reuse constantly. The only caveat is that is the controller is in a different project/library than the route initialization code, strange thing happen. I always keep the ...
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A route named x is already in the route collection. Route names must be unique
Another solution and basically the simplest one is to remove dlls that add custom routes. You need to identify them and remove from your bin folder.
You can try to add some suffix to the end of the ...
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Sitecore custom api routing is not working
It needs to create custom routing for calling a controller action method for multisite. Steps are as below:
Step 1) Add App_start folder in the Foundation Layer Project. Add a class file in this ...
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Custom MVC Routing in Sitecore does not read Sitecore context language
The code you provided seems to be setting the scLanguage route parameter based on a hardcoded value ("ab-AB" or "de-DE") depending on the Sitecore.Context.Language.Name property. ...
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HTTP 500 errors when accessing custom route which can't find a controller
You can:
Create custom Contoller Factory overriding SitecoreControllerFactory class.
Register custom factory in Sitecore ( https://doc.sitecore.com/xp/en/developers/103/sitecore-experience-manager/...
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{virtualFolder} in route config is not taking full path defined on the site defnition file
You need to define separate routes for entries like that:
routes.MapRoute(
name: "routeNameVirtualFolder",
url: "{virtualFolder}/api/ContrrolerName/ActionName",
...
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Redirect URL A to URL B
As an alternative you can write your own processor. For example like you would create a 404 processor, but then let it hook into a Sitecore list where you map url's to external links.
Like:
public ...
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ServiceApiController Method not found when using HttpPost and ComplexType (Sitecore 8.1.3)
It looks like you need to use the JSON.stringify() to pass an object.
jQuery.ajax({
type: 'Post',
contentType: 'application/json',
data: JSON.stringify({ "firstName" : "first", "lastName" : "...
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I need to integrate a controller from a compiled dll into a controller I can build/control. How can I call that as a rendering?
If I'm understanding correctly, you're looking to get the result from a controller, and return that through an API controller. The problem with that is that a controller action generally returns an ...
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Redirect requests based on missing data on wildcard item
The reason why you are seeing an empty page (with header and footer) when requesting a faulty id is probably because the code in the rendering that shows your actual content can't find any data and ...
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Redirect requests based on missing data on wildcard item
You will need to have a custom processor in the <httpRequestBegin> which see if the item in the url is valid or not.
So, the patch will be as follows:
<configuration xmlns:patch="http://www....
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vote
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wo url serving default.aspx
I think Sitecore (the .net framework underneath actually) is detecting your "wo" as a language (Wolof - Senegal).
There is a setting in Sitecore called Languages.AlwaysStripLanguage. If you would ...
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MVC Routing with Language Variant in Sitecore
You could add your language as a parameter to the route. Something like this:
routes.MapRoute("FormsApiWithLanguage",
"{languageCode}/api/sitecore/Forms/SubmitForm",
new { controller = "Forms"...
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