ASP.NET MVC Routing , Html.BeginForm?

This is happening because "Zip" is an input field in your form, not route data. So, when the page is rendered it creates a url using the default route ("DealerSearchByZip" route wasn't matched because Zip wasn't given as route data) You could accomplish this via javascript, by updating the "action" attribute on the form when the "zip" field is updated. Example using jQuery: $('inputname=Zip').

Update(function(){ $('form'). Attr('action', 'Dealer/Zip/' + $(this).val()); }) Or, since Zip is the only value you're worried about $('form'). Submit(function(){ window.

Location = 'Dealer/Zip/' + $('inputname=Zip').val(); }).

This is happening because "Zip" is an input field in your form, not route data. So, when the page is rendered it creates a url using the default route ("DealerSearchByZip" route wasn't matched because Zip wasn't given as route data). You could accomplish this via javascript, by updating the "action" attribute on the form when the "zip" field is updated.

Example using jQuery: $('inputname=Zip'). Update(function(){ $('form'). Attr('action', 'Dealer/Zip/' + $(this).val()); }); Or, since Zip is the only value you're worried about, $('form').

Submit(function(){ window. Location = 'Dealer/Zip/' + $('inputname=Zip').val(); }).

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