MVC Routing Misunderstanding
I am working on an ASP.NET MVC application. For some reason, everytime I think I understand routing, something pops up that I don't understand. Currently, I have two routes that I can't seem to figure out. My directory structure looks like the following

    - Views
      - Internal
        - Profile
          - Index.cshtml
        - Input
          - Page1.cshtml

In my global.asax.cs file, I have added the following mappings:

      routes.MapRoute(
        "UserProfileInfo",
        "{controller}/profile",
        new { controller = "InternalController", action = "UserProfileInfo" }
      );
    
    
      routes.MapRoute(
        "Page1",
        "{controller}/input/page1",
        new { controller = "InternalController", action = "Page1" }
      );

In MyController, I have the following:

      public ActionResult UserProfileInfo()
      {
        return View("~/Views/internal/profile/Index.cshtml");
      }
    
      public ActionResult Page1()
      {
        return View("~/Views/internal/input/Page1.cshtml");
      }


I want to store my actions in a single controller. I thought I had everything setup properly. But I continue to get a 404. What am I doing wrong?
MVC Routing Misunderstanding
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I am working on an ASP.NET MVC application. For some reason, everytime I think I understand routing, something pops up that I don't understand. Currently, I have two routes that I can't seem to figure out. My directory structure looks like the following

    - Views
      - Internal
        - Profile
          - Index.cshtml
        - Input
          - Page1.cshtml

In my global.asax.cs file, I have added the following mappings:

      routes.MapRoute(
        "UserProfileInfo",
        "{controller}/profile",
        new { controller = "InternalController", action = "UserProfileInfo" }
      );
    
    
      routes.MapRoute(
        "Page1",
        "{controller}/input/page1",
        new { controller = "InternalController", action = "Page1" }
      );

In MyController, I have the following:

      public ActionResult UserProfileInfo()
      {
        return View("~/Views/internal/profile/Index.cshtml");
      }
    
      public ActionResult Page1()
      {
        return View("~/Views/internal/input/Page1.cshtml");
      }


I want to store my actions in a single controller. I thought I had everything setup properly. But I continue to get a 404. What am I doing wrong?