Dealing ASP.net Routes with n slashes using regex?

If you want to set the data variable to everything that comes after Box, just use the catch-all parameter routes. MapRoute( "Box", "Box/{*data}", new { controller = "Box", action = "Index"} ).

If you want to set the data variable to everything that comes after Box, just use the catch-all parameter. Routes. MapRoute( "Box", "Box/{*data}", new { controller = "Box", action = "Index"} ).

Really... Thanks man! – Wellington Oct 12 '09 at 19:37 No problem. By default, the asp.Net mvc routing engine separates everything into tokens using the slash as a divider... so I'm not sure how it would work in regular expressions, but probably not well ;) – womp Oct 12 '09 at 19:56 Niiiice just what I wanted :) – superlogical May 5 at 8:11.

If you want to set the data variable to everything that comes after Box, just use the catch-all parameter.

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