ASP.NET MVC Hierarchy Url Routing?

I'm pretty sure that the route handler tokenizes on the slash character so you won't be able to have a category that includes a slash -- though escaping it might work, not sure about that. You might want to format your URL as: 2009/World+Asia/08/12/bla-bla-bla This should translate the category as "World Asia If that doesn't work then perhaps you need another route that matches on subcategory as well {year}/{category}/{subcategory}/{month}/{day}/{name}.

I'm pretty sure that the route handler tokenizes on the slash character so you won't be able to have a category that includes a slash -- though escaping it might work, not sure about that. You might want to format your URL as: /2009/World+Asia/08/12/bla-bla-bla This should translate the category as "World Asia". If that doesn't work then perhaps you need another route that matches on subcategory as well.

{year}/{category}/{subcategory}/{month}/{day}/{name}.

Add another rule to your routing with the name parameter.

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