c# - Asp.net web api routing issue? -

I am using Web API in my MVC application. I have a problem when calling the Web API using the Jquey.get function. Consider the following scenario:

I have 2 controller names:

1. Home MVC controller <
11. Li> / li>

    TestApi controller has 1 operation

    1. Received

       When I am indicating the homemcc controller The view was on >

         http: // localhost: 1025 / home   
        and when I call  $ Get the expected Jason response from the Get ("api / testAPI / get")  browser.  
        But when I call homemcc controller ie  
         http: // localhost: 1025 / Home / About   
        I  $ Get the error from the browser ("api / testapi / get") , the resource is not found, and to find out what the resource is trying to do:  
         Http: // localhost: 1025 / home / about / api / testAPI / get   
        instead of  
         http: // localhost: 1025 / Why the  About Home /  was added to the API in the AP I / TestAPI / get   
        URL and why it was not added  Home / Index  See when I was on the  index  view  index  see why API calls up Damage is working and why  About  look ??   
        
        
        You used to use a full URL.  
        You should use a full URL instead:  
         $ ("@ Url.RouteUrl" ("@ Url.RouteUrl" ("@ Url.RouteUrl" ("DefaultApi", New {httproute = "", Controller = "TestAPI", Action = "go"}))  < / Pre> 
        If you want to keep your javascript in separate JS files (and not in razor files) then what you can do is an initial method called Razor View.  
        .js file:  
         var myPageJsUrls = {}; var MyPageInitialize = function (getItemsUrl, saveItemUrl, editItemUrl) {myPageJsUrls.getItemsUrl = getItemsUrl; myPageJsUrls.saveItemUrl = saveItemUrl; myPageJsUrls.editItemUrl = editItemUrl; } Var getItems = function () {return $ .get (myPageUrls.getItemsUrl);} ...   
        razor In the file:  
         & lt; scripts & gt; myPageInitialize ('@Lights "," items "),' @ Url.RouteUrl (" DefaultApi ", new { Httproute = "", Controller = "TestAPI"}, ...)