Razor pages about blogifier

[rxtur]

You need to add MVC to your project, Blogifier uses MVC for routing but we can't handle it inside Core because it can clash with routes registered in parent application. I don't think it will effect your existing Razor pages in any way, they should work fine side by side.

[senadburak]

Thank you for the quick response.
However, it still doesn't work. Please try it yourself, ie. create a new ASP.NET Core 2.0 application with Razor Pages, modify Startup.cs as you suggested and run. No go.
I believe Blogifier.Core has to be modify if we wish (as I do) to be compatible with the Razor Pages. The problem is I don't have an idea where to start.

[rxtur]

Yeah I see what you saying, apparently "page" is a reserved word for Razor to handle attributes. We'll need to fix it, probably move to query string like "?page=2" instead of "/page/2".

[senadburak]

Excellent, looking forward to see a fix soon.
Razor pages is excellent technology and more and more people will use them in the future. With the early adoption to the .net standards of relatively new solution as Blogifier is, it will be a big plus. Thanks again.

[rxtur]

Should work fine with latest (1.2.2) release.

[senadburak]

rxtur,
thankyou very much for the update. It works like a charm.