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asp.net-mvccontrollerroutes
user3564367
user3564367

Reputation:

Passing two decimal values to ASP .NET MVC Controller

I have a ASP .NET MVC controller that receive two decimal parameters:

[HttpGet, Route("stores/{latitude}/{longitude}")]
public void GetStores(decimal latitude, decimal longitude)
{
    ...
}

This controller not working (404 error) when I invoke this url:

http://localhost:16959/store/stores/40.5479397/-3.6116505

But... if I modify my controller, and I add "/" in route string, I can invoke this url correctly (Postman):

[HttpGet, Route("stores/{latitude}/{longitude}/")]
public void GetStores(decimal latitude, decimal longitude)
{
    ...
}

http://localhost:16959/store/stores/40.5479397/-3.6116505/

The problem now, is Swagger not recognize this slash "/" and never found controller.

My question is... What's the better way to solve this problem? Pass values in the body request? Add slash in the second parameter?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1570

Answers (2)

Nadhirsha bin shaju
Nadhirsha bin shaju

Reputation: 1

You don't have to use Route("stores/{latitude}/{longitude}/") or modify URL template.
Just use <input> with name and then submit as URL Query string

<input Name="Latt" Type="Text" placeholder="Lattitude">
<input Name="Lang" Type="Text" placeholder="LAngitude">
<input  Type="Submit" >

use the above code in the begin form

If there is any problem in the controller input specification use like below

Public ActionResult Login (String Latt,String Long)
{
  decimal latt = (decimal)Latt;
  decimal long = (decimal)Long;
  (put your code here)

  }

Upvotes: 0

Daniel Mackenzie
Daniel Mackenzie

Reputation: 214

Have you tried passing the values in the query string? E.g

http://localhost:16959/store/stores?latitude=40.5479397&longitude=-3.6116505

Upvotes: 1

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