Problem with ASP.NET MVC routing

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I have a page that I want it to have 2 different routes: "/Admin/Schedules" AND "/Schedules"

"/Admin/Schedules" if for admin users and the page will render some admin features and it needs to log in... on the other hand, "/Schedules" is for non-logged users and it will render non-admin features...

But, the page is the same and I specifically need these two routes...

Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks!!!

Yes, it is named Admin...And I also have a SchedulesController... — André Miranda
– André Miranda, Commented Jan 29, 2009 at 17:51
Do you use your method in the controller to manipulate the view based on the non-user or user rights? — TStamper
– TStamper, Commented Jan 29, 2009 at 17:53

TStamper · Accepted Answer · 2009-01-29 18:07:02Z

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you could accomplish this in the controller as ajma said by just having an if condition and a switch statement in a method that checks if the user exist like so:

    if(UserID !=null)
       {

       switch(UserPreference)
       {
           case 1:
                            action = "Schedules"; 

                            top = TypeOfPage.Admin;
                            view = "Schedules";

                            break;
           default:
                            action = "Schedules"; 
                            top = TypeOfPage.Nonuser;
                            view = "Schedules";
                            break;
       }
 }

answered Jan 29, 2009 at 18:07

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ajma · Accepted Answer · 2009-01-29 17:43:57Z

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You can do it in your controller instead of the routing. RedirectToAction or RedirectToRoute can help you.

answered Jan 29, 2009 at 17:43

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