Yes AutoRouteTemplate is Umbraco 7 compatible, sadly though it can only handle 1 extra dynamic argument on the URL, so for example
www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/villas
and
www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/malta
would work but not two extra arguments together.
Its always a popular question asked whenever I demo this package, can it handle two or more arguments, and I always answer that once someone asks for two arguments, I'll change the code to accommodate. You are the first person to actual ask, who might actual require this amendment.
I also have plans to add a new features that instead of routing directly to a template, would instead route to your own controller which you could then strongly type / do whatever you want.
I have plans to extend this package in the near future, < 1 month, mainly because I want to add controller support, but I can add the extra feature you require at the same time.
The good news is that AutoRouteTemplate has already been updated to allow up to five wildcard parameters. This happened for version 2.0.0
The bad news is, there is no nuget version. I doubt I it will happen.
The reason is, that this package has been superseded by a framework I have called Global Manifesto. Which as well as containing wildcard parameters, has 1 to 1 multi-lingual support, multi-lingual xml sitemaps and lots and lots more. While I use this Framework for my own Umbracos, its not in a state ready for release to the outside world.
I'd rather focus my time on my framework, than this package, which I myself have stopped using. Though to make it clear, the way you create and use wildcards in the package, hasn't been dropped as my framework uses the same implementation.
Compatibility
Is this Compatible with Umbraco 7?
I need to do Search SEO URL friendly.
For example I have www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/?type=2343&country=3444
to
www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/villas/malta.
Any idea please?
Hi Simon,
Yes AutoRouteTemplate is Umbraco 7 compatible, sadly though it can only handle 1 extra dynamic argument on the URL, so for example
www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/villas
and
www.mywebsite.com/searchResults/malta
would work but not two extra arguments together.
Its always a popular question asked whenever I demo this package, can it handle two or more arguments, and I always answer that once someone asks for two arguments, I'll change the code to accommodate. You are the first person to actual ask, who might actual require this amendment.
I also have plans to add a new features that instead of routing directly to a template, would instead route to your own controller which you could then strongly type / do whatever you want.
I have plans to extend this package in the near future, < 1 month, mainly because I want to add controller support, but I can add the extra feature you require at the same time.
Cheers
I'd like 3 :) ?
Can I offer to help ?
Also I'd really like nuget... but haven't a clue how to help with that.
I can offer you good and bad news.
The good news is that AutoRouteTemplate has already been updated to allow up to five wildcard parameters. This happened for version 2.0.0
The bad news is, there is no nuget version. I doubt I it will happen.
The reason is, that this package has been superseded by a framework I have called Global Manifesto. Which as well as containing wildcard parameters, has 1 to 1 multi-lingual support, multi-lingual xml sitemaps and lots and lots more. While I use this Framework for my own Umbracos, its not in a state ready for release to the outside world.
I'd rather focus my time on my framework, than this package, which I myself have stopped using. Though to make it clear, the way you create and use wildcards in the package, hasn't been dropped as my framework uses the same implementation.
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