No, you don't need to do that. Just add the following to you're registered route: .../{currentPageNumber}. Now you can have a parameter on you're controller with the same name.

Thank you Jonas!

It worked like a charm! However I need to add a ParameterSegment to the MapContentRouteParameters to make it work:

var parameters = new MapContentRouteParameters
{
SegmentMappings = new Dictionary<string, ISegment>(),
Direction = SupportedDirection.Both
};

var pageNumberParameter = new ParameterSegment("currentPageNumber");

routes.MapContentRoute(
name: "pagenumber",
url: "{currentPageNumber}/{node}/{action}",
defaults: new { action = "index" },
parameters: parameters);

By the way, I have another question, is there anyway to hide the parameter in the url, I have another parameter, but dont want to show it in the url, how can I do that?

Regards,

Hai