To handle an unknown number of route parameters in ASP.NET Blazor, you can define a single route with a wildcard parameter to capture the entire path.
Here’s how you can achieve this in Blazor:
- Define the Route: Use a route parameter in the
@page
directive. The wildcard parameter is specified using an asterisk (*
). This allows you to capture the entire path as a single string. - Process the Parameters: Once you have the full path, you can split it into individual parameters and process them as needed.
@page "/Monitoring/{**Parameters}" @inject NavigationManager Navigation <h3>Monitoring</h3> <ul> @foreach (var param in RouteParameters) { <li>@param</li> } </ul>
[Parameter] public string Parameters { get; set; } private List<string> RouteParameters { get; set; } = new(); protected override void OnParametersSet() { var uri = new Uri(Navigation.Uri); var path = uri.AbsolutePath; // Remove the initial part of the path var trimmedPath = path.Substring("/Monitoring/".Length); // Split the remaining part of the path by '/' RouteParameters = trimmedPath.Split('/', StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).ToList(); }