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In a view, I want to consume some Json produced by an action on another controller. I don't think I ought to be arbitrarily specifing the url for the resource because if I say something like "/Dealerships/GetDealerData" and if my application is a virtual directory at say "www.somesite.com/MyApplication", then my reference to that resource would break.

I'm sure there's something to do w/ Routes that will allow me to correctly generate the url of the resource by specifing the controller and action name but I don't know what it is and am having difficulty finding it. Can someone please point me in the right direction?

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You can use Url.Action(). Something like this:

<%=Url.Action("MyAction", "MyController")%>

This is the same as <%=Html.ActionLink("MyAction", "MyController")%> but only generating the url, not the <a /> tag.

Mattias Jakobsson
Gotcha, I figured it was something really simple like that. Thanks
James Alexander