how to redirect to Action with parmeters

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//this is the action I want to redirect to, how can I do it   
  public ActionResult StoreOrderHistory(int? page, int storeID, int? month)
   {

   }

public ActionResult Edit(OrderInfo objOrderInfo)
{
  return RedirectoToAction();
}

Posted 3-Nov-15 0:02am

MayankSemwal

Updated 3-Nov-15 0:28am

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Hi ,

You can pass parameters in second parameters of a RedirectToAction method [ object rout values]

return RedirectToAction("Index", new { parameters });

Posted 3-Nov-15 0:14am

sanjay243657

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MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 6:19am

sanjay@ Yes I can Pass, but how can I pass pagination

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Krunal Rohit · Accepted Answer · 2015-11-03T00:13:00

Solution 1

Create one action link like this,

HTML

@Url.Action("Edit", "ControllerName", new { page = 1})

As you've having overridden methods, you need to attribute the, as HttpGet/HttpPost.
You're HttpGet method should return some View, which in your case it is blank.

[Update after a comment]
Oh! You meant that. That wasn't in your question.
Anyway, use return RedirectToAction("Edit", new { page = 1, storeID = 0})

-KR

Posted 3-Nov-15 0:13am

Krunal Rohit

Updated 3-Nov-15 0:22am

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MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 6:19am

How can I use Url.Action() in controller

Krunal Rohit 3-Nov-15 6:22am

Oh! You meant that. That wasn't in your question.
Anyway, use return RedirectToAction("Edit", new { page = 1, storeID = 0})

-KR

MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 6:28am

I have updated question, can you tell in that. same i tried for this, throwing error

Krunal Rohit 3-Nov-15 6:39am

return RedirectToAction("Edit", new { page = 1, storeID = 0, month = 1});

-KR

Krunal Rohit 3-Nov-15 6:40am

And what's error ?

-KR

MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 7:03am

I was not Getting right storeID because i didn't mapped it right. Worked now. Thanks

Krunal Rohit 3-Nov-15 7:38am

Okay. Great.
Always use debugger. :)

-KR

PANKAJMAURYA · Accepted Answer · 2015-11-03T00:18:00

Solution 3

You can try

C#

public ActionResult StoreOrderHistory(int? page, int storeID, int? month)
   {
 
   }

public ActionResult Edit(OrderInfo objOrderInfo)
{
     if (ModelState.IsValid)
     {
         return RedirectToAction("StoreOrderHistory", new {
               page = 5,
               storeID= 5432,
               month= 1
           });
     }
     return view(Model);
}

Posted 3-Nov-15 0:18am

PANKAJMAURYA

Updated 3-Nov-15 0:33am

v2

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MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 6:29am

@PANKAJMAURYA , In Updated question same thing i tried its throwing error

[no name] 3-Nov-15 6:34am

Please try now. still getting error please post full error message and stack trace.

MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 6:35am

The resource cannot be found.HTTP 404.

MayankSemwal 3-Nov-15 7:03am

I was not Getting right storeID because i didn't mapped it right. Worked now. Thanks