MVC :: Html.ActionLink Displays Unwanted Virtual Directory Routing
Sep 17, 2010
My hosting provider has ASP.NET 3.5 and I'm using MVC 2.0. I have two domains on my account, [URL], and [URL], each has it's own virtual directory off of the root:
/
/domainone
/domaintwo
Their routing commands for their httpd.ini rerouts [URL]to [URL] If I type in the address bar [URL], it works properly. The Problem My website links created using Html.ActionLink add the virtual directory. If you mouse over the About link in your standard MVC2.0 webapp, it displays as follows: [URL]
All of my testing and setup on my development machine doesn't have this virtual directory, and in the past my webhost didn't have this issue in the path. But since the move to their 'new' shared hosting platform, this is now what I'm having to deal with. How do I setup my ASP.NET MVC 2.0 web application to remove the unwanted virtual directory name from the path in my ActionLink controls?.....
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