UrlHelperExtensions.ActionLink Method
Definition
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Generates an absolute URL for an action method, which contains the specified
action
name, controller
name, route values
,
protocol
to use, host
name, and fragment
.
Generates an absolute URL if the protocol
and host
are
non-null
. See the remarks section for important security information.
public static string ActionLink (this Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.IUrlHelper helper, string action = default, string controller = default, object values = default, string protocol = default, string host = default, string fragment = default);
public static string? ActionLink (this Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.IUrlHelper helper, string? action = default, string? controller = default, object? values = default, string? protocol = default, string? host = default, string? fragment = default);
static member ActionLink : Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.IUrlHelper * string * string * obj * string * string * string -> string
<Extension()>
Public Function ActionLink (helper As IUrlHelper, Optional action As String = Nothing, Optional controller As String = Nothing, Optional values As Object = Nothing, Optional protocol As String = Nothing, Optional host As String = Nothing, Optional fragment As String = Nothing) As String
Parameters
- helper
- IUrlHelper
The IUrlHelper.
- action
- String
The name of the action method. When null
, defaults to the current executing action.
- controller
- String
The name of the controller. When null
, defaults to the current executing controller.
- values
- Object
An object that contains route values.
- protocol
- String
The protocol for the URL, such as "http" or "https".
- host
- String
The host name for the URL.
- fragment
- String
The fragment for the URL.
Returns
The generated URL.
Remarks
The value of host
should be a trusted value. Relying on the value of the current request can allow untrusted input to influence the resulting URI unless the Host
header has been validated. See the deployment documentation for instructions on how to properly validate the Host
header in your deployment environment.