CODEWITHSUNDEEP
asp.net-mvcasp.net-mvc-routing
user1612334
user1612334

Reputation: 171

Pass RouteValueDictionary to Html.Action as QueryString

I have a view:

@{
   RouteValueDictionary tRVD = new RouteValueDictionary(ViewContext.RouteData.Values);
   foreach (string key in sQS.Split('&'))
   {
       var itemArr = key.Split('=');
       tRVD[itemArr[0]] = itemArr[1];
   }
   tRVD["dtLastRequest"] = item.dtLastRequest;
   tRVD["uiSubscription"] = item.uiSubscription;
   tRVD["area"] = "";

}

@Html.Action("Count", "Search", tRVD)

Which generate RouteValueDictionary with 15 keys & values, and then pass it to Action "Count", controller "Search", as i could think?!

I dont know previous programmer, who wrote this code, but controller's action code is full or work with Request.QueryString, but right now, QueryString is empty.

Is it really possible to pass tRVD to Action "Count" as QueryString? Now, i could get values from:

RouteData.Values

there are my keys and values, but i dont want to change code of previous coder and rewrite all from QueryString to RouteData.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2064

Answers (1)

twoflower
twoflower

Reputation: 6830

The query string is empty because the Count action method is really invoked not using an ordinary request, specifying the action's parameters in the URL, but directly within the framework, carrying the parameters in the RouteData object.

So you should access the parameters using RouteData, as you wrote.

Upvotes: 1

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