I have a blog at domaintest.com/blog

And I want to have only the first level path map to a request. For example:

domaintest.com/blog/blog-post-title and not domaintest.com/blog/blog-post-title/ANYTHINGAFTER

I know how to get a HTTPGet request but how would I get the request value of the path?

CodePudding user response：

Razor Pages routing is based on file location. By default, the final segment in the URL must match the name of a file, or a folder with an Index.cshtml file in it. Any intervening segments represent folders rooted in the Pages folder. A request for domaintest.com/blog/blog-post-title/ANYTHINGAFTER would only match if you have a folder and file structure like this:

Pages
    Blog
        blog-post-title
            ANYTHINGAFTER.cshtml <-- match on file name
            ANYTHINGAFTER
                Index.cshtml <-- match on folder name with index.cshtml in it 

If you don't have a folder named blog-post-title, the URL will not match and the middleware will return a 404 Not Found. So your stated requirement is satisfied by existing behaviour.

On to your actual question, if you want the path of a request, use Request.Path.