BrowserConfig.xml still has a trailing slash about templates HOT 4 CLOSED

The NoTrailingSlashAttribute is used to tell the RedirectToCanonicalUrlAttribute filter that the URL does not need a trailing slash. It does not help with the IUrlHelper although it would be nice if it did. I'm not sure there is an extensibility point for me to add this feature, so for now I use .TrimEnd('/') when using the IUrlHelper with these particular URL's.

Perhaps you could raise an issue on the ASP.NET MVC GitHub project, explaining the reason why some URL's need trailing slashes removed and also linking to this issue. If not, I'll raise one when I get a chance.

I've fixed the above issue and will do a patch release. Let me know if you find any others. Thanks @dotnetshadow.

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Oh thank you for clearing that up it makes sense after you explained. I'll see if I can raise an issue but perhaps they will listen to you more hehehe

I think you need the same fix on manifest.json

<link rel="manifest" href="@Url.RouteUrl(HomeControllerRoute.GetManifestJson)">

Also as a side note I noticed with the browserconfig.xml stuff that the image won't show up when testing on localhost. I think there is a restriction on how metro apps can talk to localhost maybe worth mentioning in notes somewhere. Basically I tried to pin the website to my Windows 10 start menu it did pin but the image wouldn't show up if I was using localhost.

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Fixed. I have raised this issue on the ASP.NET MVC GitHub page.

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Excellent good work, hopefully they can have a fix for this well done

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