This result in an incorrect submit-url, because we did not implement the GetPartialVirtualPath() method in the partial router for page-in-episerver-2.
Do you have any tips on how to implement the GetPartialVirtualPath() method for the routing for page-in-episerver-2, when page-in-episerver-2 only exists below /page-in-episerver-1/{city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2}/ ?
How do I obtain the {city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2} part when I am calling GetPartialVirtualPath() from a handler (i.e. does not have the same requestcontext as when I enter the page) ?
Hi!
In our solution we have the following scenario:
/page-in-episerver-1/{city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2}
/page-in-episerver-1/{city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2}/page-in-episerver-2
Page-in-episerver-1 has a different pagetype than page-in-episerver-2.
We implemented routing for these pages (page-in-episerver-1 + page-in-episerver-2) using these articles:
http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Johan-Bjornfot/Dates1/2012/11/Partial-Routing/
http://joelabrahamsson.com/custom-routing-for-episerver-content/
When we want to post forms on the "page-in-episerver-2", we have the followng form-tag:
This result in an incorrect submit-url, because we did not implement the GetPartialVirtualPath() method in the partial router for page-in-episerver-2.
Do you have any tips on how to implement the GetPartialVirtualPath() method for the routing for page-in-episerver-2, when page-in-episerver-2 only exists below /page-in-episerver-1/{city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2}/ ?
How do I obtain the {city}-{address}-{id1}-{id2} part when I am calling GetPartialVirtualPath() from a handler (i.e. does not have the same requestcontext as when I enter the page) ?
Best regards
Jesper